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Is the U.S. in Another Regime-Change War?

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By Pavlos Papadopoulos
| The American Mind Verified
The specter of regime change is haunting the Trump coalition. Enthusiasts and critics of the U.S./Israeli-Iran War are arguing over its justification, desirability, and feasibility (or lack thereof) based in part on whether or not it is a war aimed at regime change.
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Citizen Kirk

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By Pavlos Papadopoulos
| The American Mind Verified
Charlie Kirk died as he lived, publicly debating his fellow citizens. He had an unparalleled talent for activism, organizing, and fundraising, and for this he was respected in the halls of power. But his signature act, from the beginning of his career to the day of his death, was the basic activity of a citizen in a republic: arguing with his fellow countrymen about what was true and false and what should guide our common life.
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Teaching the Declaration for the Semiquincentennial

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By Pavlos Papadopoulos
| The American Mind Verified
Many American Founders, including our first four presidents, hoped to establish a national university that would educate statesmen for the new republic. During his second term, George Washington was presented with what seemed to be a golden opportunity to accomplish this goal—and rejected it on cultural grounds. In 1794, the Swiss exile François d’Ivernois had written to John Adams and Thomas Jefferson, whom he knew from their years of diplomatic service in France.
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