Dan Hannan is a journalist and commentator who focuses on national issues in the United States. He writes for publications such as the Washington Examiner, RealClearMarkets, and Manufacturing.net. His work has also been featured in the Denton Media Company. Hannan's articles cover a range of topics including trade, international conflicts, government spending, and political disagreements.
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Dan Hannan's coverage heavily centers on politics, international relations, and government policies. His focus is primarily national (United States), with a strong emphasis on opinion editorials. He seems to be interested in topics related to trade, wars, international conflicts as well as domestic policy issues such as spending cuts and governmental roles.
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To accuse former President Donald Trump of being petulant is like accusing a cow of being bovine
The House of Lords, as Gilbert and Sullivan put it, “does nothing in particular and does it very well.” Until they have a proposal for something better, Brits should stick to what works.
By: Dan Hannan
The bad guys are getting away with it. Edmundo Gonzalez Urrutia, who won 67% of the popular vote in Venezuela 's presidential election on 28 July
By: Dan Hannan
Two questions for my protectionist readers, if I may. First, what qualifies some professional groups to be privileged over others?
Even Ronald Reagan has become, for some, a symbol of needless wars and trade-induced deindustrialization, his trademark optimism out of tune with our age.
Would the world be a better place without the United States? Would humanity be more prosperous without Apple , Microsoft, Tesla, Google , and Visa?
How much difference can a hundred extra canvassers make, even in an election as close as this one?
What are other nations supposed to think as they gaze at the gruesome choice before American voters now?
By: Dan Hannan
Here, in short, is an opportunity to right a historic wrong while at the same time preserving the most important Western base in the region.
By: Dan Hannan
Henry Gunther was killed at 10:59 a.m. on Nov. 11, 1918, the last fatality of World War I . The former bank clerk from Baltimore was charging a
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