Trump can revitalize his campaign
Donald Trump’s 11-month sweep through the Old Guard in of the Republican Party in all its imaginary glory was like
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Martin Sieff is a former senior foreign correspondent for The Washington Times and former Managing Editor, International Affairs for United Press International. Mr. Sieff is the author of “That Should Still Be Us: How Thomas Friedman’s Flat World Myths Are Keeping Us Flat on Our Backs” (Wiley 2012) and “The Politically Incorrect Guide to the Middle East” (Regnery, 2008). He has received three Pulitzer Prize nominations for international reporting.
Author: Martin Sieff
Presidential election a subway series
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In my previous column I listed six reasons why Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont will be motivated to continue his
Read moreWhy Bernie Sanders will stay in the race
These are some of the things Senator Bernie Sanders said in his speech to a campaign rally in Ventura, California
Read moreBernie Sanders at war with the Democrats
In these ludicrous days of the seniority of the American Republic, the mind-numbing mediocrity of the liberal, fat-cat media and
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Suddenly, the secret supporters of Donald Trump or so they claim, are crawling like teeming termites out of every rotting
Read moreBernie Sanders Burns Hillary in Michigan
Bernie Sanders has reason to feel good heading into Tuesday’s primary elections. Not only did he stay alive and survive
Read moreGOP will fail
Mitt Romney and John McCain, both resoundingly rejected by the American people in 2008 and 2012, have called on GOP
Read moreMichigan Primary will decide a lot in the presidential race
Saturday was a good day for Ted Cruz, less so for Donald Trump, but his next real test comes on
Read moreRepublican crash after New Hampshire
New Hampshire and Iowa have done their job. Half a dozen Republican candidates for the presidency are gone: Four of
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