Christopher Roach is an adjunct fellow of the Center for American Greatness and an attorney in private practice based in Florida. He has written for The Federalist, Takimag, and the Orlando Sentinel.
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Whether it is forest fires caused by decrepit infrastructure, the use of intelligence agencies to target domestic political opponents, growing inequality, or a rejection of our political traditions, America more and more feels like a third world
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If when you say whiskey you
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