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Tag: Energy Policy

0 Politics Israel

Richard Goldberg on How American Energy Dominance Is Reshaping the Middle East: A new era of U.S.-Israel cooperation

Tikvah · 5 Sep

Richard Goldberg discusses the impact of American energy dominance on the Middle East and its strategic implications for U.S.-Israel cooperation, particularly concerning Iran.

0 Politics Communities

‘How Democrats Lost Men Like Me.’ Plus. . .

The Free Press in The Free Press · 4 Jun

The Free Press provides a deep dive into the Democratic Party's current challenges in attracting young male voters, using a humorous comparison to an anthropological study reminiscent of Margaret Mead's work.

0 Politics Science

Michael Lind in Tablet · 17 Dec 2024

Michael Lind critiques progressive energy policies, arguing that their ambitious goals of transitioning completely to renewable energy, while banning fossil fuels and nuclear power, are disconnected from reality.

0 Politics Culture

The Trump Triumph

The Commentary Magazine Podcast · 6 Nov 2024

Donald Trump achieved a historic political comeback by securing his second presidential term, winning swing states and gaining support from diverse voter groups including Hispanic and Jewish voters.

0 Politics Television/Film

EMERGENCY: The Debate

The Commentary Magazine Podcast · 11 Sep 2024

The episode offers a candid discussion of the Trump-Harris debate, with the hosts critiquing the candidates and moderators, ultimately judging Harris as the winner on points.

0 Politics Israel

Paradox in US response to Russia? with Thomas Friedman of The New York Times

Call Me Back · 1 Apr 2022

This podcast episode features Thomas Friedman discussing the geopolitical shifts amid the Russia-Ukraine war, particularly focusing on Europe's response and energy policies.

0 Politics

American Adhocracy

The Commentary Magazine Podcast · 23 Nov 2021

The text discusses the Biden administration's decision to release oil reserves in response to low approval ratings and rising consumer costs, emphasizing that it is not a comprehensive energy policy.