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Say Goodbye to the Guardrails of Governance

Published by John Feffer 3 Comments

by John Feffer During a lifetime of make-believe, Donald Trump has never pretended to be a conventional politician. When he finally decided to make a serious bid for office, he built his presidential aspirations on the flimsiest of foundations: a wild conspiracy… Continue Reading →

Pompeo, Religion, and Regime Change in Iran

Published by Esfandyar Batmanghelidj 9 Comments

by Esfandyar Batmanghelidj In his brief stint as CIA director, Mike Pompeo brought God to Langley. At least that’s how it felt it to many in the intelligence community. According to Foreign Policy, Pompeo attended “weekly Bible studies held in… Continue Reading →