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Jon Gabriel

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Jon is the editor-in-chief of Ricochet.com and an opinion contributor for the Arizona Republic, covering diverse subjects including policy, politics, and pop culture. He hosts the "King of Stuff" podcast on Ricochet and regularly appears on national and local TV and radio.. Jon has been published in the Wall Street Journal, USA Today, the New York Post, the Washington Examiner, and other publications.

Before working in the media, Jon provided marketing and graphic design services for several ma…

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Hear Me Out-Trump Deserves the Nobel Peace Prize

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By Jon Gabriel
| Discourse Magazine Verified
Back in 2018, two Norwegian lawmakers nominated Donald Trump for the prestigious Nobel Peace Prize. Needless to say, it was played for laughs. But then the nominations kept rolling in. His lowering of tensions with North Korea earned Trump his first and second nominations, while the 2020 Abraham Accords earned him two more. Another in 2021, two in 2024 and this year, they’re simply flooding in. It’s high time Oslo—and the D.C. hecklers—take the idea more seriously.
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Why America Needs Its Myths

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By Jon Gabriel
| Discourse Magazine Verified
Once upon a time, people venerated their ancestors as wise creators, mighty heroes and fonts of wisdom. That veneration slipped with the onset of the scientific revolution and has diminished ever since. Here in our technologically advanced 21st century, the average Joe considers himself superior to all who came before. After all, we moved past the dark ages of superstition and folk tales, and now we use pure reason backed by scientific fact.
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Fall of Saigon, 50 Years On

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By Jon Gabriel
| The Epoch Times
Commentary Fifty years ago, on April 30, Americans were glued to their television sets. Flickering screens showed frightened civilians pushing their way up a rickety rooftop stairway, desperately trying to climb aboard one of the last departing helicopters. On April 30, 1975, Saigon fell to the communist armies of North Vietnam, just two years after the Paris Peace Accords and the departure of American forces. The event still polarizes the American public.
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