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Los Angeles Times
January 15, 2018
The loud fight over what will happen to America's “Dreamers” isn't what it seems. For both sides, it's a fig leaf used to mask their true intentions. In his first term, Barack Obama admitted that he had no constitutional authority ("I'm president, I'm not king") to grant amnesties. Yet during his campaign forÃÂ ...
The Providence Journal
September 17, 2017
Imagine if there were a South Korean dictatorship that had been in power, as a client of the United States since 1953. Imagine also thatÃÂ ...
Richmond.com
September 15, 2017
Victor Davis Hanson is the author, most recently, of “The Father of Us All: War and History, Ancient and Modern.” Contact him atÃÂ ...
Newsweek
September 14, 2017
And then America will certainly become yet another one of history's casualties of diversity. Victor Davis Hanson is the Martin and Illie AndersonÃÂ ...
Fresno Bee
March 29, 2017
In "Who makes money off illegal immigration?", Victor Davis Hanson decries that the migrant story is more complex than the liberal view of desperation and exploitation.
Normangee Star
March 27, 2017
Victor Davis Hanson, a military historian and columnist for National Review Online, wrote effusively about Nunes' book as well.
Patriot Post
March 27, 2017
In a way, they have already legally seceded from the union and provided other cities with a model of how to ignore any federal law they do not like.
BBC News
March 27, 2017
Victor Davis Hanson, a senior fellow here, calls Oroville the "canary in the mine". He is not optimistic about the future of US infrastructure, unconvinced that fiscal conservatives in President Trump's party will approve a huge spending splurge.
Fox and Hounds Daily
March 24, 2017
UCLA basketball is facing Kentucky in the Sweet 16 tonight in Memphis, Tennessee. Eyebrows were raised when the trip to Tennessee was justified despite a state law that prohibits California tax-supported individuals from traveling to certain statesÃÂ ...
Slate Magazine
March 23, 2017
Victor Davis Hanson, a current writer for National Review and a frequent critic of multiculturalism, for instance, published a National Review piece about race and crime a year after Derbyshire's firing that loudly echoed his offending column without ...
LancasterOnline
March 16, 2017
... does not summarily deport employed, crime-free, undocumented immigrants who have lived here for years, its reform agenda will quickly win the debate and at last return immigration to a legal enterprise," wrote historian and columnist Victor Davis ...
Tribune-Review
March 1, 2017
... Confederacy's secession and nullification. But such reactionary Confederate obstructionism is still quite an irony given California's self-righteous liberal preening.
Santa Cruz Sentinel
February 23, 2017
Fellow speakers include Victor Davis Hanson of the Hoover Institution, U.S. Sen. Steve Daines, of Montana and Charlie McNeil of NexGen Resources.
Patriot Post
February 23, 2017
Thus, as columnist Victor Davis Hanson explains "the political and media opponents of Donald Trump are seeking to subvert his presidency in a manner unprecedented in the recent history of American politics.
Santa Cruz Sentinel
February 23, 2017
Fellow speakers include Victor Davis Hanson of the Hoover Institution, U.S. Sen. Steve Daines, of Montana and Charlie McNeil of NexGen Resources.
San Francisco Chronicle
February 23, 2017
Millions of exasperated red-state Democrats, union members and a displaced middle class sought change through a reckless and unknown outsider rather than more of the same from their own all too familiar and predictable insider.
Fox and Hounds Daily
February 22, 2017
And then conservatives like Victor Davis Hanson saw even broader validation: the Oroville incident proved that they've always been right about how immigration and benefits to the poor are destroying this state.
Visalia Times-Delta
February 21, 2017
As columnist, military historian, and Fowler native, Dr. Victor Davis Hanson wrote in a recent opinion piece, California Goes Confederate: "California, for all its braggadocio, cannot not leave the U.S or continue its states'-rights violations of ...
Newsweek
February 20, 2017
Victor Davis Hanson writes that Clinton ran her 2016 campaign on identity politics, banking on the notion that she could reassemble various slices of the American electorate, in the fashion that Barack Obama had in 2008 and 2012, to win a majority of ...
The San Luis Obispo Tribune (blog)
February 18, 2017
Two weeks ago we added Victor Davis Hanson to our regular rotation. His column will generally appear on Mondays. Hanson, a senior fellow at the Hoover Institution at Stanford University, focuses on classics and military history.
Los Angeles Times
February 18, 2017
To the editor: Everything I have been worrying about regarding California and its infrastructure vis a vis the Oroville Dam crisis was expressed by Victor Davis Hanson. Where did it all go wrong in our state? Between our underfunded pensions, the ...
Richmond.com
February 17, 2017
Victor Davis Hanson is usually calm, logical and sensible. So, it's surprising how off the mark his Op/Ed column "California goes Confederate" was.
Fresno Bee
February 17, 2017
Whenever I read a letter to the editor criticizing Victor Davis Hanson's commentaries, the writers always attack him and never the content of his writing.
Richmond.com
February 17, 2017
The abrupt Obama administration pre-election pullout from Iraq in 2011, along with the administration's failed reset with Russia and the Iran deal, created a three-headed hydra in the Middle East.
St. Augustine Record
February 16, 2017
The abrupt Obama administration pre-election pullout from Iraq in 2011, along with the administration's failed reset with Russia and the Iran deal, created a three-headed hydra in the Middle East.
The San Luis Obispo Tribune
February 15, 2017
I was horrified to see Victor Davis Hanson contributing a piece to The Tribune on Feb. 6 ("When normalcy is actually revolution").
Los Angeles Times
February 14, 2017
A year ago, politicians and experts were predicting a near-permanent statewide drought, a "new normal" desert climate. The most vivid example of how wrong they were is that California's majestic Oroville Dam is currently in danger of spillway failure ...
Knoxville News Sentinel
February 12, 2017
... confusing Trump's often unorthodox and grating style with his otherwise practical and mostly centrist agenda. In sum, Trump seems a revolutionary, but that only is because he is loudly undoing a revolution.
In Homeland Security
February 9, 2017
They may say they are made up of working-class people, but Victor Davis Hanson, writing in National Review last month wrote this on who represents today's Democrats: "On key issues, they represent a minority opinion, one confined to the entertainmentÃÂ ...
Modesto Bee
February 7, 2017
Re "Trump revolution is a return to normalcy" (Page 3D, Feb. 5): The article by Victor Davis Hanson is the kind of information The Bee should print in the Opinion page, this article is the truth of how things have been for the last eight years under ...
ConservativeHQ
February 3, 2017
Victor Davis Hanson writes at National Review, "For all the hysteria over the bluntness of the mercurial Trump, his agenda marks a return to what used to be seen as fairly normal, as the U.S.
The Winchester Star
February 3, 2017
So this was change, all right, and revolutionary but only in its dreadfulness. And, to make matters infinitely worse, there was what commentator Victor Davis Hanson, exemplar of the long view, called Mr. Obama's "you didn't build that" approach to ...
Gatestone Institute
February 2, 2017
Realistically, the US-Russia rivalry will remain in place -- but a "strong and nationalist United States," writes Victor Davis Hanson, can be a diplomatic, military and economic "hinge" upon which U.S. efforts to "discourage" Putin from doing things ...
Ricochet.com
January 30, 2017
... but that scholars often don't know how to respond to public interest in their field. He also describes the reputation of Victor Davis Hanson, probably the best-known classicist in the United States but also a controversial figure among his academic ...
The Atlantic
January 25, 2017
"In our petroleum-paranoid world, 'No Blood For Oil' was the common smear against removing oil-rich Saddam Hussein," Victor Davis Hanson declared in a 2006 essay. Hanson is now a Trump supporter. In 2011, Rush Limbaugh, another Trump supporter,ÃÂ ...
The San Luis Obispo Tribune
January 25, 2017
We've been sorry to learn that The Tribune is due to be even smaller in content in the future, more local, less national, etc.
Tribune-Review
January 23, 2017
... too many agendas have warped the once-noble idea of hate-crime legislation. It has become a fossilized relic of the 1980s that was well-intended, became incoherent and politicized - and now should be scrapped.
Modesto Bee
January 23, 2017
For every Leonard Pitts Jr., we offer Victor Davis Hanson. For every Paul Krugman, there's Jay Ambrose. For every cartoon by Lisa Benson or Glenn McCoy, you'll find cartoons by Jack Ohman or Joel Pett.
TheBlaze.com
January 23, 2017
Victor Davis Hanson - a highly regarded historian and senior fellow at the Hoover Institution - told TheBlaze that the "Trump-as-Hitler rhetoric is just a reawakening of the Bush-as-Hitler tropes 10 years [ago] and before that the Reagan-as-Hitler ...
Ricochet.com
January 20, 2017
To mark this historical day, we've assembled a panel that we think reflects all sides of the new Trump administration - a mashup of the Ricochet Podcast and Need To Know with Charen and Nordlinger with a dash of Victor Davis Hanson thrown in forÃÂ ...
RealClearPolitics
January 19, 2017
Furor has arisen over President-elect Donald Trump's charges that our intelligence agencies are politicized. Spare us the outrage.
Albuquerque Journal
January 17, 2017
This month in Chicago, a white special-needs teenager was held captive by four black youths. The victim was bound, gagged, tortured, forced to drink toilet water, partially scalped, and subject to racially and politically motivated verbal abuse.
Modesto Bee
January 17, 2017
Every time I see The Bee's editorial pages identify conservative columnist Victor Davis Hanson as someone who "teaches history at Stanford University" I have to cringe.
Fresno Bee
January 15, 2017
Victor Davis Hanson, in an op-ed piece last Sunday states, "The world's problem with the Israelis? They are Jews." Mr. Hanson has it backward.
Patriot Post
January 13, 2017
Last week in Chicago, a white special-needs teenager was held captive by four black youths. The victim was bound, gagged, tortured, forced to drink toilet water, partially scalped, and subject to racially and politically motivated verbal abuse.
Buffalo News
January 12, 2017
Neoconservative pundit Victor Davis Hanson (a relentless cheerleader for the Bush-Cheney administration) complained that "Obama's foreign policy was an utter failure" and concluded: "So Obama now departs amid the ruin of the Democratic Party into aÃÂ ...
Palm Beach Daily News
January 12, 2017
How is soon-to-be President Donald Trump likely to deal with terrorism? Historian, author and columnist Victor Davis Hanson shared his predictions Tuesday during the season-opening lecture of The Society of the Four Arts' Esther B. O'Keeffe series ...
American Spectator
January 11, 2017
Author Victor Davis Hanson wrote in October about California's "Highway of Death," which was recently ranked by a travel site as the deadliest highway in the country.
KQED
January 5, 2017
Victor Davis Hanson, a senior fellow at Stanford's Hoover Institution, said that language is being manipulated for political purposes all the time by the left and the right.
Fresno Bee
January 5, 2017
I wonder if Victor Davis Hanson, in the academic interest of fair play, informed by his profound understanding of things historical, will ever find the slightest reason to critique any issue surrounding our president-elect, Donald Trump, as profoundly ...
