Charles C.W. Cooke

National Review

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Charles C.W. Cooke is editor of National Review Online and author of The Conservatarian Manifesto:Libertarians, Conservatives, and the Fight for the Right's Future. He is also a member of the NRA.

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It’s been 4 days since British voters decided to withdraw from the European Union.

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It’s been 4 days since British voters decided to withdraw from the European Union.

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With Republicans in the majority, gun control has almost no chance on Capitol Hill. But last week's mass killing in Oregon has changed the political calculus.

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