Our Opinion on McNamara and Vietnam War Reflections
Our opinion pieces argue McNamara admits error in pursuing the Vietnam War and defend the motives behind U.S. involvement. The piece weighs the war's aims against outcomes, noting Saigon’s 1975 fall and Southeast Asia's continuing strife while defending American intentions.
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Immigration isn't sinister in a syndicated column
Bock reviews Peter Brimelow's Alien Nation and the case for open immigration. He argues Brimelow overstates threats, notes immigrants' rising wages and education, and compares with open immigration advocates like Bovard and Hornberger. The piece questions whether limiting immigration would address core national issues.
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Peter Brimelow
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Claremont Institute
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Brimelow
Future of Freedom Foundation
James Bovard
Jacob Hornberger
Richard M. Ebeling
Sheldon Richman
Ron Unz
Washington
Manhattan Institute and
Pacific Research Institute
West Point’s Hoang Grads Amid Vietnam War Reflections
Francis Hoang, son of Vietnamese refugees, is set to graduate near the top of his West Point class. He reflects on the war’s costs, honors those who died, and cites personal debt to soldiers who sacrificed for a future in the United States.
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Vietnam
Washington
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