#political-discourse

#political-discourse

You called your opponent 'this fat Jew,' and tried to preempt any argument that Bilzerian was just criticizing the Israeli government. So he's not from Israel, but you called a guy in Florida 'this fat Jew.' How is that not antisemitic?

You've got to show [people] government can work. Shapiro made a straightforward but understandable case, arguing that not solving problems can lead to an increase in cynicism. He mentioned the evolution of the permitting system in Pennsylvania under his tenure as governor as one example of demonstrating governmental effectiveness and addressing constituent concerns through tangible policy improvements.

The initial offense could have maintained a shield of plausible deniability- dismissed as an unfortunate use of a common phrase between people when having a misunderstanding. Instead the Duolingo-style apology, in which Nolan noted that they "disrespected [his] heritage," read as cringeworthy; becoming a case study in a common affliction that befalls my hometown-called "Portland Nice™."

Former President Barack Obama broke his silence on President Donald Trump posting a video depicting both him and his wife Michelle Obama as apes, arguing there is a lack of shame among the president's supporters. Obama joined Brian Tyler Cohen for the Saturday episode of his podcast where the former president dove into a variety of issues, but he first addressed Trump's controversial video post to social media, which he's since blamed on an unidentified staffer.

Kevin Williamson was fired from the Atlantic for an old tweet in which he suggested that women who procure abortions should receive the same punishment given to murderers. Well, like millions of Americans, Williamson believes abortion is murder; QED. You might disagree with his premise or his conclusions, but the sentiment itself is not exactly fringe stuff, or particularly surprising coming from a socially conservative commentator.

Never before have I been so uncertain about the future. Think of all the giant issues that confront us: artificial intelligence, potential financial bubbles, the decline of democracy, the rise of global authoritarianism, the collapse of reading scores and general literacy, China's sudden scientific and technological dominance, Russian advances in Ukraine. I could go on and on. So what has America's political class decided to obsess about over the last several months?

Last year, Christopher Kohls posted a video in which Kamala Harris seemingly acknowledged being the ultimate diversity hire when Joe Biden chose her as his vice presidential running mate.

Kathy Hochul wore a headscarf to honor fallen Muslim officer Didarul Islam at his funeral and criticized Ted Cruz for mocking her respectful gesture.

"On the surface, it might look like we're having more open conversations at work—but beneath that is a culture of fear and self-silencing."

Smerconish was surprised by his own poll results where 76% of respondents believed it benefits Democrats to give President Trump credit for achievements.

Maher criticized Zohran Mamdani’s radical positions, warning that his views, such as the abolition of private property, signify a shift towards communism in New York City's leadership.

As a long-suffering customer of Yorkshire Water, I became subject to a hosepipe ban on 11 July. The next day I read in your Saturday magazine that I should enliven my summer by turning my garden into a water park: All you need is a hose.

Diane Abbott has become a central figure in a prolonged controversy, facing suspension from the Labour Party following her comments equating antisemitism with experiences of prejudice.

People who are suffering right now, people who cannot pay their mortgage, people who have been separated from their families, people who are sitting in deportation camps, concentration camps, foreign and domestic, those people do not...

The New York Times' report on Zohran Mamdani's Columbia application raises questions about the credibility of its sources, particularly in relation to scientific racism.

Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz intervened to correct Rep. Andrew Clyde, insisting he refer to the Democratic Party correctly, highlighting the historical use of the term "Democrat Party" to diminish it.

On June 9, Senator Tommy Tuberville of Alabama said Los Angeles looks like a third world country - 'anarchists are in charge, law enforcement is being attacked'.

The term 'démago' refers to a demagogue, someone appealing to the masses' desires and prejudices for political gain, increasingly relevant in today's political discourse.

I think I'm the first senator in the history of the United States to be uninvited to the White House picnic. I just find this incredibly petty.

As anti-ICE protests continue in Los Angeles, Governor Newsom criticized Trump for deploying federal troops, stating his deployment exacerbates tensions rather than alleviating them.