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Burn the Constitution Once Again

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By Seth Ackerman Verified
| Jacobin Verified
In a 1988 memoir recounting his thirty-year tenure as chief Washington correspondent of the Sunday Times, the British journalist Henry Brandon recalled the flicker of disquiet he felt in 1964 as he watched the chaos and extremism of Barry Goldwater’s hard-right presidential campaign. He had wondered, at the time, if it was an omen of things to come.
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Burn the Constitution Once Again

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By Seth Ackerman Verified
| Jacobin Verified
In a 1988 memoir recounting his thirty-year tenure as chief Washington correspondent of the Sunday Times, the British journalist Henry Brandon recalled the flicker of disquiet he felt in 1964 as he watched the chaos and extremism of Barry Goldwater’s hard-right presidential campaign. He had wondered, at the time, if it was an omen of things to come.
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The weirdness of the aid-to-Israel discourse

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By Seth Ackerman Verified
| Substack
To salvage Israel’s dwindling support, Jonathan Chait wants pro-Israel Democrats to throw a bone to the public: let Israel buy its weapons from the US, rather than giving them the weapons for free. Chait wasn’t the first to suggest this. Benjamin Netanyahu first injected the idea in the public debate in an interview with the Economist in January. Since then it’s been touted by Matt Yglesias, taken up by J Street, the liberal pro-Israel lobby group, and embraced by presidential hopeful Rahm Emanuel.
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