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The Argument is a politics site on theargumentmag.com, in English, funded by its readers through Substack; no supporter count is published.

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Latest posts

• Trump’s student loan rule doesn’t go far enough2026-10-13
• The fox in liberalism’s henhouse2026-10-12
• Marco Rubio flunks Western Civ2026-10-11
• Do Trump and Xi need to agree on AI? (with Leia Wang)2026-10-10
• Let them have slop2026-10-10
• The MAGA realignment realigns2026-10-09
• Inside the Senate’s BAAJA blast (with Daniel Palken and Pavan Venkatakrishnan)2026-10-08
• What if dictators never died?2026-10-08

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