Andrew Napolitano
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Andrew Peter Napolitano is an American retired jurist and syndicated columnist whose work appears in publications including The Washington Times. Napolitano served as a New Jersey Superior Court judge from 1987 to 1995.1
389 posts tracked · 11 stories in 30 days
Latest takes
Republicans suffer sweeping midterm losses, blame fight begins
Grouped with voices who said: The Iran war sank the GOP
Midterm Loss Makes Trump’s War Plans More Costly #shortsView on YouTube
Bipartisan calls grow for Hegseth to resign or be fired
Grouped with voices who said: Watching the story develop
Why Hegseth’s Job May Be on the Line #shortsView on YouTube
Israel election ends with no bloc reaching 61-seat majority
Grouped with voices who said: This is a notable turning point worth tracking
Israel's Election Disaster: Scott Ritter & Larry Johnson AnalysisView on YouTube
Flávio Bolsonaro claims presidency, flees to US after Lula win
Grouped with voices who said: Covering the unfolding fallout
Pepe Escobar: Why Bolsonaro Fled to Miami — The Truth Behind the Brazil CrisisView on YouTube
Starlink access to Ukraine disputed amid peace deal pressure
Grouped with voices who said: Who controls this critical infrastructure matters
Who Controls the Kill Switch? Starlink's Role in the Ukraine ConflictView on YouTube
5 of 11 stories from the last 30 days. The rest are in Perspectives.
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Posts most about
Foreign Policy & Diplomacy 127 · Iran Conflict 67 · Israel & Palestine 48 · Military & Defense 37 · Trump Administration 19 · Supreme Court & Legal 16
Often makes the same point as
National Review 3 · Ryan McBeth 2 · Mark Warner 2 · Tim Miller 2 · Ben Rhodes 2 · HasanAbi 2
Sources
- Wikipedia (CC BY-SA), retrieved Nov 7, 2026
Public posts, grouped by what was said, not by who said it. Every quote links to the post. Updated Nov 8, 2026. How it works · Corrections: jack@newsreel.co