Mexico’s Fox Victory Brings Hope for a Brighter Future
Our view argues Fox’s win signals a move toward real mult party democracy in Mexico. It credits reforms, notes Zedillo’s transition, and highlights Fox’s market oriented stance. It discusses migration pressures from Mexico to the United States and the need for better domestic opportunities.
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Mexico
Francisco Labastida
Vicente Fox
Fox
California
Tijuana
PRI
U.S
Ernesto Zedillo
Zedillo
Labastida
United States
America
The Patriot sparks renewed sense of American resolve
DON FEDER argues that America has repeatedly faced near ruin yet rallied, citing wars from the Revolution to World War II and modern crises. He praises leadership, patriotism, and national memory, urging a fresh, resilient flag-waving spirit as in Gulf War times.
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Mel Gibson
Gibson
England
Fort Washington
Brandywine Creek
Valley Forge
Benedict Arnold
Camden
New York
Philadelphia
Charleston
George Washington
America
Confederacy
Union
West Point
Hitler
Eisenhower
Normandy
Elbe
Vietnam
Afghanistan
Nicaragua
White House
Berlin Wall
Kremlin
China
U.S
James Madison
Private Ryan
Feder
Boston Herald
My Love Affair with America by Norman Podhoretz
Thom as Low ell and syndicated columnists summary note Podhoretz frames his memoir and defense of the United States in a compact portrait. The book blends autobiography and history with a robust defense of American institutions, urging gratitude and opportunity for immigrant children while criticizing utopian aims and Supreme Court overreach. Sowell notes Podhoretz as Hoover Institution senior fellow.
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America
Norman Podhoretz
Podhoretz
Brooklyn
United States
Ken Hamblin
Supreme Court
Sowell
Hoover Institution
Stanford University
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