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B. Duncan Moench

Arizona
As seen in: County Highway, Tablet Magazine, Al Arabiya English, Unorthodox Podcast, UnHerd, RealClear Defense
Social critic at large @Tabletmag | Research fellow @HDxAcademy | Contributing writer @countyhwy | Ph.D. | Scholar of American political culture
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America: land of the cheats Rule-breaking is a bipartisan sport

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By B. Duncan Moench
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'Ball don't lie.' (Jamie Squire/Getty) Donald TrumpFifaFootballSportUSWorld Cup “Ball don’t lie.” This phrase, originally attributed to NBA star Rasheed Wallace, comes from American basketball culture and implies that, no matter what the referees or back-office bureaucrats do to intervene in the game, the ball will end up where it should. If it goes through the net, the sporting gods wanted it to happen. The best team wins. Always.
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It's time to dump the Founding Fathers Their wealthy successors are still waging class war

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By B. Duncan Moench
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'The ink spilled on the much-ballyhooed “Founding Fathers” could fill Boston Harbour.' (William Thomas Cain/Getty) American RevolutionClassConstitutionHamiltonHistoryMadison The ink spilled on the much-ballyhooed “Founding Fathers” could fill Boston Harbour. There’s Thomas Jefferson, the sphinx-like figure of American politics, a man who can be read as the origin point for nearly all of American political culture.
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How cars fuel the forever war Crooks destroyed American public transport

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By B. Duncan Moench
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Not a streetcar in sight. (David McNew/Getty) InfrastructureIranOilPoliticsStreetcarsTrump With the Iran war spluttering to a close, mavens of American decline will be sharpening their pens. We can already guess what they’ll say. Everyone now understands that the United States runs on cheap oil, and that the Washington establishment will risk sandy quagmires to preserve it.
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