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Joshua Zeitz

  • Head of Communications, Thomas H. Lee Partners
  • Contributing Writer, POLITICO Magazine, POLITICO
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Historian. Liberal Zionist. Contributing writer @Politico Magazine. NYT bestselling author. Retweets & likes = interesting, not endorsements.
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Still Radical, Still American

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By Joshua Zeitz
| The Bulwark Verified
(Photo illustration by Bill Kuchman/The Bulwark | Photos: Getty, Creative Commons, Shutterstock) AS AMERICA APPROACHES ITS SEMIQUINCENTENNIAL, the country is in a profound, self-doubting mood. A recent Reuters poll found that 40 percent of respondents are uncertain the United States will even exist in another 250 years, while two-thirds believe that even if the country itself endures, American democracy as an organizing political and social framework is in danger of failing.
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How the Rapture Explains the Rupture Over Israel on the Right Original

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By Joshua Zeitz
| POLITICO Verified
For decades, one of the most reliable pillars of pro-Israel sentiment in the United States was not just Jews but conservative Christians. That support had a theological motor: Israel mattered not just as an ally on a Cold War map, but as a central actor on the map of the End Times. Put simply, Christians needed Jews to return to the homeland of Israel to usher in the second coming of Christ. But now, that theological motor is sputtering.
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What Did Martin Luther King Really Believe?

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By Edwin Grosvenor Verified, Joshua Zeitz, Elisabeth Griffith, Dan Rather Verified
| American Heritage Verified
Since King’s death, historians and others across the political spectrum have hotly contested the meaning of his legacy. Living in the shadow of Nazism and Stalin, King did not share the faith of most mainstream liberals in the gradual improvement of humankind and human society. This month we celebrate another birthday of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., the civil rights hero who was gunned down in Memphis in April 1968 at the age of 39.
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