No, Chamberlain Never Morphed Into Churchill, but Mike Johnson Followed Vandenberg's Patriotic Conversion
Speaker Mike Johnson pulled off perhaps the rarest political act of courage of all: He grew on the job and admitted what he didn't know before.
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Speaker Mike Johnson pulled off perhaps the rarest political act of courage of all: He grew on the job and admitted what he didn't know before.
In the Senate last week Michigan's Arthur Vandenberg protested the fact that the Army's War College Library had just recommended for soldier readers a magazine…
Even in times of polarization, consensus has prevailed.
Should count on it." jeff, i cannot tell you how many times i have said on television, on radio, well, it used to be that politics stop at the water's edge. and here you are, writing this piece today saying, that's never been the case. explain. >> rarely been the case. that famous quote from senator vandenberg, when he was ra rallying -- a republican, rallying support about building of nato, this reads history. korea, streevietnam, iraq were subject to major political disputes until the japanese bombed pearl harbor. the idea of aiding britain, widely drafted passed the house by one vote. it is...