Malcolm Ferguson
Associate Writer at The New Republic
associate writer @newrepublic
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1 week ago |
newrepublic.com | Malcolm Ferguson
Senator Josh Hawley has added his name to the short list of Republicans in Congress voicing their opposition to Trump’s current and potential further support of Israel’s war on Iran. “Josh Hawley, who spoke to Trump last night, told me he ‘would not’ be comfortable if the US took offensive action against Iran,” CNN’s Manu Raju posted on X on Wednesday. “I don’t want us fighting a war. I don’t want another Mideast war....
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1 week ago |
yahoo.com | Malcolm Ferguson
The Federal Reserve is forecasting aggressive stagflation for the remainder of 2025. Inflation is expected to go up to 3 percent, GDP growth is expected to fall by 1.4 percent, and unemployment will rise to 4.5 percent, the Fed announced Wednesday. This report comes as the Trump administration weighs further aiding Israel in its war on Iran, a move that could seriously destabilize the region and multiple economies, including our own.
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1 week ago |
yahoo.com | Malcolm Ferguson
President Trump is reportedly furious with Tulsi Gabbard after the director of national intelligence posted a professionally produced, three-minute-long X video last week referencing past nuclear disasters. Gabbard’s post went mostly unnoticed at the time, but now seems like a clear rebuke of U.S. support for Israel’s war on Iran.
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1 week ago |
newrepublic.com | Malcolm Ferguson
Tucker Carlson exposed Senator Ted Cruz’s complete deference to Israel by asking him some very basic questions about Iran. Cruz was unable to answer, falling into one rhetorical trap after another until he snapped. The moment, a preview of Wednesday’s The Tucker Carlson Show, quickly went viral. “How many people live in Iran by the way?” Carlson asked the Texas senator. “I don’t know the population,” Cruz replied.
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1 week ago |
yahoo.com | Malcolm Ferguson
Tucker Carlson exposed Senator Ted Cruz’s complete deference to Israel by asking him some very basic questions about Iran. Cruz was unable to answer, falling into one rhetorical trap after another until he snapped. The moment, a preview of Wednesday’s The Tucker Carlson Show, quickly went viral. “How many people live in Iran by the way?” Carlson asked the Texas senator. “I don’t know the population,” Cruz replied.
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