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Luke Strange

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@AEI Gov't Relations; fmr. congressional staff, Alabamian. Proverbs 19:21

Katılım Ocak 2014
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Robert Doar
Robert Doar@RobertDoar·
The United States should urgently revitalize its maritime industrial base and forge a modernized naval strategy. A great letter in The Wall Street Journal from AEI’s @MEaglen and Filemón Vela Jr. on how we can fix the US Navy. wsj.com/opinion/we-can…
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Will Rinehart
Will Rinehart@WillRinehart·
Today I'm launching AI Policy Hub, a project I've been working on and developing the last couple months. While I have plans for other pages in the future, it currently features - A state AI bill tracker that automatically updates every Monday - A federal AI bill tracker that also updates every Monday - A list of major government actions on AI - A curated list of FRED charts that are important for understanding AI's economic impacts - A economic trends page built on my testimony to the JEC, describing what's happening accorrding to the data; and - A narrative description of my AI work This is a working project, so please send me ideas for additions or changes! The page is here: policyhub.us My Substack on the project is here: exformation.williamrinehart.com/p/introducing-…
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Armed Services GOP
Armed Services GOP@HASCRepublicans·
While U.S. defense budgets have flattened, China has not stood still. The military advantage in the Indo-Pacific has shifted dramatically from 1999 – 2026 as these charts from @AEI show.
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Institute for the Study of War
Institute for the Study of War@TheStudyofWar·
NEW: The IRGC appears to be controlling Iranian decision-making instead of Iranian political officials who are engaging with the United States in negotiations, particularly Foreign Affairs Minister Abbas Araghchi. Araghchi previously announced on April 17 that the strait was “completely open” to commercial traffic. The IRGC, however, harshly criticized Araghchi’s statement and outlined specific conditions for vessels to transit the strait that amount to Iran retaining control over maritime traffic through the strait. The Khatam ol Anbia Central Headquarters, which is functionally controlled by the IRGC, announced that Iranian forces have reinstated strict management and “control” over the Strait of Hormuz. The headquarters cited the US naval blockade on Iranian ports as the reason for the reimposition of Iranian "control" over the strait. IRGC-affiliated Fars News previously warned on April 17 that Iran would “close” the strait if the United States continued its blockade. The IRGC’s decision to interfere with international shipping and act in contradiction to Araghchi’s statement reflects broader divisions within the Iranian regime, which ISW-CTP has consistently reported on in recent weeks. The IRGC appears to be driving Iranian decision-making instead of Iranian officials who have engaged with the United States in recent weeks, such as Araghchi. The IRGC Navy has attacked at least three vessels attempting to transit the strait since it reinstated “control” over the strait on April 18. The IRGC is also using intimidation to deter ships from crossing the strait, including by sending radio messages to vessels warning them not to cross. Many vessels that intended to transit through the strait have turned around. US President Donald Trump stated that the United States cannot be blackmailed by Iran. The US Navy’s blockade on Iranian ports remains in place.
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Alex Trembath
Alex Trembath@atrembath·
“I expect there to be an enormous amount of patting themselves on the back [after 2026]…But in the longer run, it’s pretty dicey when voters actually don’t trust you on a whole wide range of issues.” Ruy in Politico: politico.com/newsletters/fo…
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Senator Roger Wicker
Senator Roger Wicker@SenatorWicker·
This week, I had the privilege of helping to dedicate the newly named Fox Conner Hall in honor of the late Maj. Gen. Fox Conner — a mentor to Eisenhower, a native Mississippian, and a distinguished military leader. We honor Fox Conner for being more than a selfless patriot and soldier. We bestow this recognition because he was a teacher who recognized talent and potential, and understood the sacred obligation of our military leaders to train and mentor the next generation of American soldiers.
Stars and Stripes@starsandstripes

Army Maj. Gen. Fox Conner, who planned the largest U.S. WWI offensive and later mentored legendary generals, never sought praise or recognition, but his name now graces a key building at service’s strategic epicenter. Read his story: stripes.com/branches/army/…

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Carl E. Olson
Carl E. Olson@carleolson·
Walker Percy, in a 1977 self-interview (emphasis mine). Q: How is such a belief possible in this day and age? A: What else is there? Q: What do you mean, what else is there? There is humanism, atheism, agnosticism, Marxism, behaviorism, materialism, Buddhism, Muhammadanism, Sufism, astrology, occultism, theosophy. A: That’s what I mean. Q: I don’t understand. Would you exclude, for example, scientific humanism as a rational and honorable alternative? A: Yes. Q: Why? A: It’s not good enough. Q: Why not? A: This life is too much trouble, far too strange, to arrive at the end of it and then to be asked what you make of it and have to answer “Scientific humanism.” That won’t do. A poor show. Life is a mystery, love is a delight. Therefore I take it as axiomatic that one should settle for nothing less than the infinite mystery and the infinite delight, i.e., God. In fact I demand it. I refuse to settle for anything less. I don’t see why anyone should settle for less than Jacob, who actually grabbed aholt of God and would not let go until God identified himself and blessed him.
John Daniel Davidson@johnddavidson

What’s driving the Catholic renewal in America isn’t primarily a spirit of rebellion among the youth, but a yearning among a broad swath of American society for truth, goodness, and beauty amid the ruin of modern life. It is above all a rejection of liberal modernity and all its broken promises, and the discovery of something real — the realest possible thing — in the Catholic Mass.

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Wall Street Journal Opinion
Wall Street Journal Opinion@WSJopinion·
I am interested in victory, not performative politics. Let’s fight for the SAVE America Act in a form that can win instead of charging into a battle we will most certainly lose, writes @TimSheehyMT on.wsj.com/4d8WZtw
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Ryan Fedasiuk
Ryan Fedasiuk@RyanFedasiuk·
This week, the House Foreign Affairs Committee will mark up one of the most important bills of 2026: The Chip Security Act. After more than a year in the making, we stand on the cusp of revolutionizing 🇺🇸's approach to export control — to PROMOTE U.S. AI. Here's how: 🧵 1/
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Spencer A. Klavan
Spencer A. Klavan@SpencerKlavan·
This is our last week of term @uaustinorg. After a couple months spent training students to read great books patiently with their very own eyes and brains, something becomes clear: In the new job market these kids will face, one of the rarest, and therefore most valuable skills is going to be the ability to sit quietly alone in a room and string thoughts together. Very, very few people who grew up reliant on AI are going to be able to do that, and those who can are going to eat their lunch. Turns out, if you try your best to love wisdom for its own sake, you get the practical stuff thrown in. But it doesn’t work the other way around. The skills they told you were “useless” are about to become the most useful ones in the world. They always were, of course. But now it will be obvious why.
Brian Tolentino M.Ed@TolentinoTeach

Students need to read books. Entire books. Our society is distracted, unfocused, and in a hurry. A curriculum that rushes through content perpetuates the anxiety of our time. Reading a book (slowly and leisurely) is a countercultural act.

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Aaron MacLean
Aaron MacLean@AaronBMacLean·
Some personal news! I’m joining @CBSNews and @TheFP, and @schoolofwarpod is moving to a new home at The Free Press. Check out a live-streamed episode of School of War at noon ET today with former CENTCOM commander General Frank McKenzie, where we’ll unpack the war in Iran.
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Meredith Lee Hill
Meredith Lee Hill@meredithllee·
NEW — Speaker Mike Johnson tells @politico Congress “will pass” Iran war emergency funding when “appropriate” I asked if he thought Congress could pass a supplemental Pentagon request including Iran for up to $50 billion — he said he didn’t know of that specific number but “we have an open dialogue” with WH and Pentagon about an expected ask for $ “When that time comes, we’ll obviously have very serious conversations because it’s important that the Department of War have the tools they need to keep America safe,” Scalise told us House Foreign Affairs Chair Brian Mast (R-Fla.) said he didn’t know a number yet but that he would support an emergency funding bill of tens of billions of dollars politico.com/live-updates/2… via @politico
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Kyle Smith
Kyle Smith@rkylesmith·
To “unleash Chiang” is a joke George HW Bush used to make about his tennis serve but now (per Rubio, via Jeb Bush) it’s been game-of-telephoned into a mystical force
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