After They Come for the Jews and the Cartoonists, They’ll Come for You
Whether we like it or not, we’re all “Charlie.”
December 1, 2015
Reagan’s other revolution.
Support for Israel is nowadays a bedrock principle for Republican politicians, but it was not ever thus. Presidents Eisenhower and Nixon, for instance, both sought to move away from what they saw as their respective predecessors’ excessive favoritism toward the Jewish state. Identifying the presidency of Ronald Reagan as the decisive turning point, Tevi Troy traces the evolution of Republican attitudes:
Whether we like it or not, we’re all “Charlie.”
Reagan’s other revolution.
Challenging the ministerial exception.
A review of Circle, Arrow, Spiral.
After Jerusalem, Rome.
Support for Israel is nowadays a bedrock principle for Republican politicians, but it was not ever thus. Presidents Eisenhower and Nixon, for instance, both sought to move away from what they saw as their respective predecessors’ excessive favoritism toward the Jewish state. Identifying the presidency of Ronald Reagan as the decisive turning point, Tevi Troy traces the evolution of Republican attitudes:
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