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2 days ago | 
aei.org | Derek Scissors |John Ferrari |Colin Dueck
Post Trump’s Afraid of China, Which Is Scary Post Pentagon Chooses to Adhere to Congressional Appropriators Direction Post Reconciliation: A Consequential Attempt to Rebuild Our Military Post How Canada’s Liberals Won: The Regional Breakdown Post Workforce Participation for Older Americans: Warning Lights Flashing Post Trump Has a Haiti Problem Post How Canada’s Liberals Won Post Finally a Serious Blueprint to Repair and Rebuild the US Military Post The Fallacy of Futility: Is Ukraine...
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1 week ago | 
aei.org | Stan Veuger |Michael Strain |James Pethokoukis |Colin Dueck
Press Discussing President Trump’s latest trade deal with the UK: Veuger on NPO Radio 1’s ‘Geld of je leven’ Press Financial Times Discussing how Trump’s tariff agenda may play out: Strain on Financial Times’ ‘The Economics Show’ Article Up Wing/Down Wing #42 Post Uncertainty from the Trump Tariffs Is a Certain Thing Event Canadian Election Recap: Results and Foreign Policy Implications Post Export Subsidies Won’t Reduce the Trade Deficit Either Article Up Wing/Down Wing #41 Press Discussing...
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1 week ago | 
aei.org | John Ferrari |Colin Dueck |Kori Schake
Post Reconciliation: A Consequential Attempt to Rebuild Our Military Event Canadian Election Recap: Results and Foreign Policy Implications Multimedia What’s America Without Allies?
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2 weeks ago | 
aei.org | Colin Dueck |Marc Thiessen |Michael Beckley |John Yoo
Post How Canada’s Liberals Won Op-Ed Trump Should Build a Wall Between Russia and Ukraine Press Discussing Trump’s China strategy: Beckley on Fox Business’ ‘Mornings with Maria’ Press Discussing federal judges and Trump’s agenda: Yoo on CBS Eye on the World Op-Ed The Roots of Trump’s ‘I Alone Can Fix It’ Presidency Op-Ed Trump’s 100 Days: The Good, the Bad, and the Confounding Op-Ed Ukraine Holds More Cards Than You Think Op-Ed Trump’s 100 Days of Revolution Op-Ed Biden flew to Israel after...
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2 weeks ago | 
aei.org | Andrew Biggs |Howard Husock |Colin Dueck |Beth Akers
Americans, and the elected officials who represent them, are worried about retirement. Amid widespread fears of a retirement crisis, AEI’s Andrew G. Biggs offers a differing perspective grounded in economic data: Americans may be more financially secure in retirement than popular narratives suggest. With insights drawn from international comparisons and decades of policy expertise, his book argues that 401(k)s and Social Security are delivering better outcomes than many believe.
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2 weeks ago | 
aei.org | Henry Olsen |With Colin Dueck |Colin Dueck |Kirsten Axelsen
While known to be traditionally predictable, Canada’s recent snap federal election has been anything but. Early this January, polling showed that the Liberal Party of Canada was on track to suffer one of the largest political defeats in Canadian history, induced by public dissatisfaction with former Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s administration. However, the months preceding this election showed a surge in Liberal support driven by national pride and economic uncertainty.
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2 months ago | 
aei.org | Danielle Pletka |Marc Thiessen |Colin Dueck
Canada’s economy is in the toilet, has an electorate that is overwhelmingly left wing, and a healthcare system that encourages physician assisted suicide over basic treatment. Canada’s systemic problems have meant that Canadian voters were slowly starting to wake up, and were on track to deliver a blow-out for the conservative party in the next elections.
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Oct 25, 2024 | 
nationalinterest.org | Colin Dueck
President Biden’s foreign policy record is viewed unfavorably by most Americans and has been for more than three years now as a string of failures and disappointments. Normally, any vice president is considered a member of the existing administration, inevitably associated with its weaknesses and strengths. However, the problem for Kamala Harris is that the president’s inability to stave off chaos overseas is held in wide contempt—and she knows it.
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Oct 18, 2024 | 
lucianne.com | Colin Dueck
Original ArticlePosted By: Moritz55, 10/18/2024 11:43:18 AMAmerica's enemies aren't afraid of ethical scolding from Democrats, and U.S. allies don't view it as especially helpful. In a Gallup poll released this September, voters in the United States revealed they trust Republicans as the "party better able to keep America safe from international threats" by a margin of 54 percent to 40 percent.
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Oct 12, 2024 | 
nationalinterest.org | Colin Dueck
In a Gallup poll released this September, voters in the United States revealed they trust Republicans as the “party better able to keep America safe from international threats” by a margin of 54 percent to 40 percent. In today’s hard-fought U.S. political system, a fourteen-point edge for one party over the other is something close to a landslide. Yet, most academics believe that the superiority of the Democratic Party’s foreign policy approach is self-evident.
