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Where do Republicans go after a bruising midterm defeat? The most unsettling possibility is that they draw precisely the wrong lesson: that the problem wasn’t too much MAGA, but not enough of it.
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My latest @LSEUSAblog
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For Republicans, the midterms may mean the end of Trumpism, but MAGA is here to stay writes @TGiftiv of @CUSP blogs.lse.ac.uk/usappblog/2026…View quoted post on X
Tuesday's blue wave was a tsunami. But perhaps the most damaging path for Democrats is to get drunk on their investigative powers, or even worse, pursue impeachment of Trump again.
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My latest for @LSEUSAblog
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I talked to @BostonGlobe recently about my new book “Killing Machines.” The key takeaway is that Trump’s record of military impunity isn’t new - it follows a long history of overtly challenging the laws of war.
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Really looking forward to The Madman Theory by @jamesdboys @CUSP_ucl—a sharp, timely study of coercion, credibility, and strategic unpredictability. W/ Trump in office, it's essential reading for anyone thinking seriously about power and statecraft
@UCL_CUSP is proud of @jamesdboys, Senior Research Fellow at CUSP, on his terrific new book on the Madman Theory—sharp, timely, and deeply relevant to today’s geopolitics. A must-read. Preorder now, fromView quoted post on X
@ManchesterUP. Strongly recommend!
amazon.com.au/US-grand-strat…