Jonah Goldberg
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GOLDBERG: Debate on who to blame for Hamas attack is going off the rails
Within hours of the slaughter in Israel, the question of Israel’s “massive intelligence failure” — as many have called it — came to dominate a lot of the media coverage and conversation.

GOLDBERG: Republicans' impeachment of Biden may be stupid enough to work
House Speaker Kevin McCarthy’s decision to move ahead with impeachment proceedings — and the Democrats’ response — reminded me of something Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser reportedly once said: “The genius of you Americans is that you never make clear-cut stupid moves, only complicated stupid moves, which make us wonder at the possibility that there may be something to them we are missing.” Nasser was talking about foreign policy, but cleverly stupid politics doesn’t end at the water’s edge.

GOLDBERG: China's faltering economy a result of state-directed planning
“China is going to eat our lunch? Come on, man,” scoffed then-presidential candidate Joe Biden in 2019. Two years later, now-president Biden declared: “The Chinese are eating our lunch. They’re eating our lunch, economically. They’re investing hundreds of billions of dollars in research and development. … We got to compete.”

GOLDBERG: Nothing will stop Trump, except maybe the law
So, Ron DeSantis gets it after all.

GOLDBERG: Trump's indictment reflects failures of populist passions
America blew it.

GOLDBERG: Can Republicans overcome the notion only Trump will save them?
“They’re not indicting me, they’re indicting you. I just happen to be standing in the way,” Donald Trump declared (again) in the wake of a new updated federal indictment connected to the classified documents case.

GOLDBERG: Sending cluster munitions to Ukraine a necessary evil
The controversy over the Biden administration’s decision to supply Ukraine with cluster munitions reminded me of my old boss William F. Buckley’s famous rejoinder to claims the United States and the Soviet Union were morally equivalent because they possessed nuclear weapons and spent a lot on defence.
