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Professor of Political Philosophy, University of Notre Dame.
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Links 01/02/2026: Nvidia's Jensen Talks Down Microsoft 'Open' 'Hey Hi' and Britain's Starmer Makes Friends With China, Japan

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By Patrick J. Deneen, Roy Schestowitz
| Techrights.org Verified
Links 01/02/2026: Nvidia's Jensen Talks Down Microsoft 'Open' 'Hey Hi' and Britain's Starmer Makes Friends With China, Japan posted by Roy Schestowitz on Feb 01, 2026 Leftovers Science Hardware Health/Nutrition/Agriculture Proprietary Security Integrity/Availability/Authenticity JURIST ☛ China executes 11 gang members linked to Myanmar scam compounds The Supreme People’s Court of the People’s Republic of China announced a group execution Thursday that brought a landmark cross-border crime...
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Regime Change By Patrick Deneen

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By Patrick J. Deneen
| niftygpt.in
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Regime Change By Patrick Deneen - emptywheel

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By Patrick J. Deneen
| Briefly.co
"The readings in my last series led me to see the genuine hatred conservatives have for what they call variously liberal hegemony, liberal ideology, left-wing ideology, and other names. David Brooks, newly ensconced at Yale and The Atlantic, is just sure it was liberals who caused Trump's wins, with their snotty "knowledge", and "refined tastes".
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