
Democrats Accusing Trump of War Crimes Ignore Military History of Their Own Party’s Presidents
The left sees political advantage in tagging the president as a Strangelovian madman.
By VICTOR DAVIS HANSON
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Mr. Hanson is a distinguished fellow of the Center for American Greatness. He is a classicist and historian at the Hoover Institution, Stanford University, and the author of ‘The Second World Wars: How the First Global Conflict Was Fought and Won,’ from Basic Books.

The left sees political advantage in tagging the president as a Strangelovian madman.
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Continental Europe is not intrinsically weak, with a population more than 100 million greater than that of America and an economy 10 times the size of Russia’s.
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The 44th president’s error lay in envisioning the Islamic Republic as an empathetic victim — and eventual friend if not ally.
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The president’s second term witnesses a widening of his doctrine of ‘preventative deterrence.’
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‘We have the ability to take over this country and to do what is needed for everyone,’ one Texas Democrat crows.
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The left, defying the president’s immigration enforcement push, seeks to create a lose/lose dilemma for the president.
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President Trump’s first 10 months of foreign policy achievements are almost as impressive as Bush’s entire four years.
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Somehow, many on the right forget who funds the virulently anti-American mouthpiece Al-Jazeera, or where the 9/11 murderers came from.
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Like people, societies age. Complacency sets in.
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Open borders, unassimilated immigrants, tribalism, declining fertility, green fanaticism, unsustainable budget deficits, and vast national debt are among the woes confronting the Old World — and the New.
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He is unlikely to boast, ‘I will do for America what I have done to California.’
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Males in their teens and 20s are prolonging their adolescence — rarely marrying, not buying a home, not having children, and often not working full-time.
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