The GOP Nominee Race Takes Shape After New Hampshire and Other News

Join Victor Davis Hanson and cohost Sami Winc to discuss the news of the week: campaign trail notes and questions, Supreme Court ruling allows federal agents subvert border defenses, our universities plagued by anti-Semitism and greedy professors, and are we at war with Iran?

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9 thoughts on “The GOP Nominee Race Takes Shape After New Hampshire and Other News”

  1. thebaron@enter.net

    When the Supreme Court’s decision was announced, I wondered if Governor Abbott would reply paraphrasing Andrew Jackson: “They’ve made their decision. Now let ’em enforce it!”

  2. thebaron@enter.net

    @51:40 Right the second time, Professor-the simple past of “sink” is “sank”, not “sunk”. Though it seems to be getting more common in colloquial American English. “run” is undergoing a similar development, except that the simple past is replacing the past. I hear people say, “I have ran”. Mostly people from the South and the Southwest.

  3. thebaron@enter.net

    Didn’t Rush, and his audience, take the epithet “low information voters” that progressives meant as an insult, and turn it right back at them?
    I find that most progressives have no understanding of irony, or a true sense of humor, and they probably still don’t get it.

    1. As a youngster growing up in Havana, I was exposed to the communist dialectic propaganda. Later in life, as a young ROTC instructor at California State Fullerton, I clearly recognized the trends in campus. Everyone I expressed feelings “deja vu” never took me seriously. What a relief! I wasn’t going crazy after all.

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