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Claremont Review of Books

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By Christopher Caldwell, Charles Kesler, Justin Dyer
| Claremont Review of Books
Download Subscriber Only Subscribe In the middle of April, Spanish prime minister Pedro Sánchez summoned the world’s leftist statesmen to Barcelona for what he called a Global Progressive Mobilization. There are not many leftist statesmen to choose from these days. But Claudia Sheinbaum of Mexico and Lula of Brazil rallied round Sánchez, and so did the representatives of activist philanthropies—Bill Gates’s people and George Soros’s, too.
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The Political Contradictions of Trumpism

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By William Voegeli, Charles Kesler, Daniel Mahoney
| Claremont Review of Books
Download Republicans’ apprehensions about the 2026 midterm elections, now less than six months away, increase by the week. Democrats have stacked one win on top of another in the off-year and special elections held since 2024. According to the Real Clear Politics (RCP) average of public opinion surveys, President Trump’s approval/disapproval numbers are nearly identical to what they were eight years ago: just over 40% of people like the job he’s doing; nearly 56% do not.
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Claremont Review of Books

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By James Muller, Andrew Roberts, Charles Kesler
| Claremont Review of Books
Download Subscriber Only Subscribe As his daughter Mary Soames observed, Winston Churchill’s literary career was arguably longer than his political career. His first book, The Story of the Malakand Field Force, appeared in 1898 before he had turned 24, and he wrote four more before taking his seat in the House of Commons in 1901. His writing continued apace for six decades. Though he remained in Parliament until 1964, he gave his final substantive speech in 1955.
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