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Goldberg: The headlines said Amnesty International accused Israel of genocide. Here's what they missed
OpinionDecember 12
Goldberg: The headlines said Amnesty International accused Israel of genocide. Here's what they miss...Amnesty International's report on Israel and Gaza sparked headlines of genocide accusations, but buried within is an acknowledgment that Israel doesn't meet the legal definition of genocide. Here's what was overlooked.
Goldberg: Victorious Republicans are once again falling for the mandate trap
OpinionNovember 14
Goldberg: Victorious Republicans are once again falling for the mandate trapJonah Goldberg argues that Republicans are falling into the "mandate trap" by overestimating their electoral mandate. Despite internal contradictions, GOP leaders are aligning with Trump, risking unpopularity.
Goldberg: Amid a combative election, party realignment continued apace
OpinionNovember 7
Goldberg: Amid a combative election, party realignment continued apaceGoldberg analyzes ongoing party realignment amid a contentious election, highlighting shifts in voter demographics and the evolving stances of Democrats and Republicans on key issues like trade and democracy.
Goldberg: Here's how I'm going to vote in this election
OpinionNovember 1
Goldberg: Here's how I'm going to vote in this electionJonah Goldberg explains why he's voting strategically in the upcoming election, rejecting both Trump and Harris. He argues for a sane conservative future and critiques the current political climate.
Goldberg: Here's why the race between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris looks so impossibly close
OpinionOctober 24
Goldberg: Here's why the race between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris looks so impossibly closePolitical analyst Jonah Goldberg explains why the Trump vs. Harris race is so tight, exploring the "two moons" era where neither party dominates, leading to intense polarization and strategic voting.
Goldberg: Would the Republican Party survive a Trump defeat?
OpinionOctober 10
Goldberg: Would the Republican Party survive a Trump defeat?Could Trump's potential defeat signal the end of the GOP as we know it? Explore the looming identity crisis and power struggles facing the Republican Party in a post-Trump era.
Goldberg: The political strategy behind Donald Trump's increasingly dark and disturbing rhetoric
OpinionOctober 5
Goldberg: The political strategy behind Donald Trump's increasingly dark and disturbing rhetoricTrump's dark rhetoric targets disengaged voters: Jonah Goldberg explores how Trump's increasingly extreme speeches aim to mobilize low-information voters, rather than persuade undecided moderates.
Goldberg: Why the next president -- whether it's Donald Trump or Kamala Harris -- won't have a mandate
OpinionSeptember 26
Goldberg: Why the next president -- whether it's Donald Trump or Kamala Harris -- won't have a manda...Regardless of who wins the next election, the notion of a presidential "mandate" is a myth. Jonah Goldberg argues that no president, whether Donald Trump or Kamala Harris, has the constitutional authority to claim one.
Goldberg: This is the problem with former Republican Rep. Liz Cheney's endorsement of Kamala Harris
OpinionSeptember 13
Goldberg: This is the problem with former Republican Rep. Liz Cheney's endorsement of Kamala HarrisJonah Goldberg examines the pitfalls of Liz Cheney's endorsement of Kamala Harris, questioning its strategic value and impact on conservative voters. Can Cheney's bold stance truly sway the GOP?
Goldberg: Kamala Harris and Donald Trump both call for unity. Here's why they're wrong
OpinionSeptember 2
Goldberg: Kamala Harris and Donald Trump both call for unity. Here's why they're wrongJonah Goldberg argues that calls for unity by Kamala Harris and Donald Trump are misguided. He contends that the U.S. Constitution is designed for productive political disagreement, not superficial unity.
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