Sam Tanenhaus

Bloomberg View

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Columnist for Bloomberg View; historian and author of The Death of Conservatism: A Movement and Its Consequencesformer Editor of the New York Times Book Review

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’Donald Trump is "politically incorrect" in many ways, from racist attacks on Mexicans and Muslims, to questioning NATO and praising Vladimir Putin.

Donald Trump: Unlikely hero of a vanishing culture

’Donald Trump is "politically incorrect" in many ways, from racist attacks on Mexicans and Muslims, to questioning NATO and praising Vladimir Putin.

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Ronald Reagan's advice to party colleagues was, "never speak ill of another Republican."

Pragmatism and Principle Are Dividing the GOP

Ronald Reagan's advice to party colleagues was, "never speak ill of another Republican."

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