It has been reported that Special Counsel Jack Smith will resign his post before the incoming Trump administration, presumably in an effort to avoid being fired, which Trump has promised he would do. With Smith’s resignation, his cases against Trump will probably end forever, suggests A.R. Hoffman, who writes in The New York Sun: If […]
Making Prison Stocks Great Again
Aparna Narayanan of Investor’s Business Daily reports that Trump has vowed to crack down on crime and illegal immigration, and private prisons and detention centers were seemingly one answer to overcrowding. Narayanan writes: Geo Group (GEO) and CoreCivic (CXW) surged again on Monday after a huge rally last week spurred by earnings and elections. CoreCivic […]
What a Trump Peace Deal for Ukraine May Look Like
Luis Simón and Lotje Boswinkel of War on The Rocks report that there’s been no shortage of speculation on what a Trump peace deal for Ukraine may look like. They write: President-elect Donald Trump has promised to end the war in Ukraine even before being sworn in. He has explicitly refrained from providing any details […]
Building a Trump Government
In The Spectator, Amber Duke discusses Donald Trump’s victory and what the future of his cabinet will be. She writes: Donald Trump has successfully won his second term, which means it’s time for him and his allies to buckle down and fervently start hiring for the incoming administration. Prior to his election, Trump announced that his […]
The Value of Susie Wiles
Donald Trump’s campaign manager and now Chief of Staff to the President-elect of the United States is Susie Wiles, a long-time Florida-based political consultant who has worked with Trump since the 2016 campaign. In The Spectator, Freddy Gray discusses Wiles, writing: “Susie Wiles is a great choice for President Trump’s chief of staff,” said Jeb […]
Trump Flipped Arizona
After controversially losing Arizona in 2020, Donald Trump has turned the state around, bringing it back into the GOP fold after years of voting for Democrats. Kellen Browning reports in NPR: President-elect Donald J. Trump has won Arizona and its 11 electoral votes, The Associated Press said on Saturday night, flipping yet another swing state […]
Trump and Future of American Foreign Policy
At Foreign Policy magazine, Emma Ashford (EA) and Matthew Kroenig (MK) discuss the future of American foreign policy under Donald Trump, writing: EA: Well, it’s going to be an interesting couple years, that’s for sure. The big question is what kind of foreign policy Trump will pursue. Last time around, he vacillated between extremely hawkish and […]
How Trump Did It
In The New York Times, Shane Goldmacher, Maggie Haberman, and Jonathan Swan give a post-op rundown of how Donald Trump was able to beat Kamala Harris in the 2024 presidential election. Of course, none of the credit for his big win goes to Trump himself. The NYT writers give credit to everyone but the man […]
Meeting of the Minds: Milei to Meet Trump and Musk
Argentina’s President Javier Milei will meet with President-elect Donald Trump and billionaire businessman Elon Musk next week. Newsmax reports: Argentina’s libertarian President Javier Milei will meet with U.S. President-elect Donald Trump and tycoon Elon Musk next week in the United States, a government spokesperson said on Thursday. The meeting with Trump will take place at […]
Immigrants Are Voting Like Americans
Research by Alex Nowrasteh suggests that immigrant voters are voting like the rest of America on most issues, except immigration. He writes at the Cato Institute: My research on immigrant policy opinions showed that their positions were similar to those of native-born Americans on most issues except for immigration, where immigrants supported liberalization. The policy and institutional effects of […]
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