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    The AI Revolution Will Bring Prosperity AA

    By Phil Gramm and Michael Solon Nov. 2, 2025

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    Principles of Government · August 24, 2026 ·

    By Phil Gramm and Michael Solon Nov. 2, 2025 – Amid all the pessimism and calls for government protection, it’s important to remember that our only window into the future is the past. From the colossal changes wrought by the Industrial Revolution to the Digital Revolution of the last quarter-century, improvements in technology have created an array of jobs that far exceeded—in quantity and quality—the ones eliminated, elevating standards of living. History offers cautionary tales of how special interests and public fear can spawn government policies that delay progress and raise the cost of the transition. Read More

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    America Needs to Go on Offense With AI

    By By Jonathan Zhukovsky Aug. 6, 2026

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    Principles of Government · August 14, 2026 ·

    By Jonathan Zhukovsky Aug. 6, 2026 – … the only scoreboard that matters: which models the grad students at Berkeley, Stanford, MIT and Carnegie Mellon reach for when they start an experiment….By early this year, 70% of all new fine-tuned models—the derivative works researchers and developers build on top of base models—were built on Chinese foundations….The winner of a platform war is whoever captures the contribution loop—the self-reinforcing cycle in which researchers, toolmakers and downstream builders improve a platform…. China’s AI labs have internalized this lesson…. Open-sourcing is how a nation exports its stack. Read More

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    America’s Military Is Dangerously Exposed

    By By Seth G. Jones Aug. 9, 2026

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    Principles of Government · August 14, 2026 ·

    By Seth G. Jones Aug. 9, 2026 – Yet the U.S. isn’t sufficiently prepared to defend its overseas bases, critical infrastructure and personnel. U.S. sites across the Pacific are particularly vulnerable to Chinese and North Korean attacks—as are U.S. locations in the Middle East. The choice before Congress and the Pentagon is clear: Spend the money now to protect these facilities or face a much more serious problem in the future. Read More

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    The Lindsey Graham Example

    By By The Editorial Board July 28, 2026

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    Principles of Government · August 14, 2026 ·

    By The Editorial Board July 28, 2026 – Will anyone take his place as an advocate for freedom and U.S. interests abroad?…But his memory shouldn’t pass without recalling the principles he fought for. Above all, he believed that America is a force for good in the world. Perhaps in part because of his time overseas in the Air Force, he believed U.S. military, economic and diplomatic power could be marshaled to expand freedom in the world in the American national interest….In that cause, he was crucial to the defense of Ukraine against Russia’s marauding, and Israel against Iran and its terrorist proxy militias.  Read More

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    Socialism Is Here—and It’s Serious

    By By Peggy Noonan Aug. 6, 2026

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    Principles of Government · August 14, 2026 ·

    By Peggy Noonan Aug. 6, 2026 – As religion recedes, politics takes its place. The young have been educated within a general framework of assumptions and language of the left—structures of power, oppressor groups, critical theory,….Economic freedom works with human nature. …Socialism is a more abstract and ideological vision of justice that…must be imposed from the top down. It isn’t based on the natural, or on man as he is; it’s a construct that involves coercion…. Capitalism isn’t a great belief, only an economic system. Socialism is a belief, and it summons feeling. Capitalism is a thing of reason, a disadvantage in an age of sensation. Read More

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    Characteristics of Government

    • INTRODUCTION
    • SOCIALISM
    • COMPETITION
    • DEMOCRACY AND VOTING
    • SOCIAL POLICIES EFFECTS ON DEMOCRATIC GOVERNMENT
    • GOALS OF PROGRESSIVISM AND THE MODERN LEFT
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    Principles of Government

    • INTRODUCTION
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    • BELIEF SYSTEM
    • GOVERNMENT STRUCTURE AND POLITICAL SYSTEM
    • FISCAL POLICIES
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    Characteristics of Government

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