
Ross Douthat
Op-Ed Columnist at The New York Times
Film Critic at National Review
Author at The Falcon's Children
NYT columnist, author of Believe, https://t.co/knRQn31ehz, and The Falcon's Children, https://t.co/f6R0ZYvOWS
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clarin.com | Ross Douthat
Independientemente de que el debate surja a raíz de un libro polémico o de una película como “Civil War” del año pasado, siempre adopto una postura negativa sobre si Estados Unidos se encamina hacia una auténtica guerra civil. En esos debates, suelen ser los liberales quienes advierten que el populismo o el trumpismo están llevando a Estados Unidos al abismo.
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post-gazette.com | Ross Douthat
It’s usually liberals warning that populism or Trumpism is steering the United States toward civil war. But in France and Britain, it’s usually conservatives who are preoccupied with looming civil war. For years, figures associated with the French right and French military have warned of an impending civil conflict driven by the country’s failure to assimilate immigrants from the Muslim world.
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omanobserver.om | Ross Douthat
Whether the debate is occasioned by a polemical book or a movie like last year’s “Civil War”, I consistently take the negative on the question of whether the United States is headed for a genuine civil war. In those debates, it’s usually liberals warning that populism or Trumpism is steering the United States towards the abyss.
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nytimes.com | Ross Douthat
The ''Andor" showrunner Tony Gilroy weighs in. Video Back transcriptCan Pop Culture Be Political ... and Good? The ''Andor" showrunner Tony Gilroy weighs in. Can Hollywood still tell great stories? Can movies be political without being tedious? When entertainment is dominated by franchises, is creativity still possible? My guest today, worked on some of the best movies of the early 2000s. Now he's responsible for one of the best TV shows of the 2020s.
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keysnews.com | Ross Douthat
American presidents are supposed to have a grand theory of foreign policy — a proper doctrine, like Harry Truman and James Monroe and all their imitators — because how else would we categorize them? Various doctrines have been attributed to Donald Trump over the years: Jacksonian, realist, nationalist, isolationist, unconventional dove, conventional hawk, anti-imperialist, neo-imperialist.
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