Jeffrey Blehar is a writer and journalist for the National Review, focusing on national issues in the United States. His articles cover a wide range of topics, including politics, media, culture, and social issues. With a sharp and often satirical writing style, Blehar offers unique perspectives and analysis on current events.
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By: Jeffrey Blehar
The second half of the year was historically consequential, a political season like no other. But it was also painfully stupid.
The last quarter century of American leadership gathers at the Carter funeral.
But she isn’t the real answer to questions about who bears responsibility, and Gavin Newsom is well aware of it.
Distractions in the frozen north; destruction in the burning West.
Leaving the Washington Post, she is forming a Resistance-in-Exile somewhere else.
Joe Biden just finished addressing the American people from the Oval Office, for the final time in his presidency.
Borowitz’s first volley has arrived, and it is exactly the sort of dud sickos like me were hoping for.
Allow me to recount my favorite story ever about filmmaker David Lynch, perhaps apocryphal: Lynch submits his 1999 Disney-produced film The Straight
Godspeed, Mr. President.
Only now does it become clear why nobody of significance was ever fired from Biden’s administration.
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