Nicholas Grossman
Senior Editor at Arc Digital
Writing here: https://t.co/ASNDRD28xN Posting here: https://t.co/L0wwjIDzZL
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1 month ago |
msnbc.com | Nicholas Grossman
Secretary of State Marco Rubio recently lamented that people who were alive in Ukraine are dead today “because this war continues.”Not exactly. They’re dead because Russia killed them in an ongoing attempt to subjugate their country. The war isn’t a natural disaster out of anyone’s control, like, say, a hurricane. Russian leader Vladimir Putin chose to aggressively attack Ukraine, and decided every day since then to keep attacking while making extensive demands.
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1 month ago |
yahoo.com | Nicholas Grossman
UPDATE (May 17, 2025; 12:00 p.m. ET): On Saturday, Trump said he was planning to speak separately with both Volodymyr Zelenskyy and Vladimir Putin on Monday in an effort to finally secure a ceasefire. Secretary of State Marco Rubio recently lamented that people who were alive in Ukraine are dead today “because this war continues.”Not exactly. They’re dead because Russia killed them in an ongoing attempt to subjugate their country.
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1 month ago |
charliesykes.substack.com | Charlie Sykes |Nicholas Grossman
On today’s “To the Contrary” Podcast, I’m joined by Nicholas Grossman, editor of ArcDigital and political science professor to dissect the first 100 days of Trump's second term—from the international backlash to his Canada rhetoric to the domestic fallout of authoritarian policies. We explore the growing cracks in public opinion, the danger of a politicized military, and the economic time bomb of Trump’s tariff regime.
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1 month ago |
arcdigital.media | Nicholas Grossman
For anyone who wants to oppose the Trump administration and the damage it has been doing—from reckless firings and cuts, to a lawless deportation regime, to democratic backsliding toward authoritarianism—the first hundred days of this second term have shown that there is a strategy worth pursuing, one familiar to underdogs the world over: Push the aggressor beyond their limits.
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1 month ago |
thebulwark.com | Nicholas Grossman
FOR ANYONE WHO WANTS to oppose the Trump administration and the damage it has been doing—from reckless firings and cuts, to a lawless deportation regime, to democratic backsliding toward authoritarianism—the first hundred days of this second term have shown that there is a strategy worth pursuing, one familiar to underdogs the world over: Push the aggressor beyond their limits.
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