In The New Criterion, Mark Steyn reviews Norman Podhoretz’s new book based upon his book-length essay, “World War IV“:
There were two forces at play in the late twentieth century: in the east, the collapse of Communism; in the west, the collapse of confidence. And, with the end of the Soviet existential threat, the enervation at home only accelerated.
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Europe can plead demography in mitigation. But what explains our media, our political class, our
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