in the Middle East is fair enough, but is an Iranian war against Israel somehow less "disastrous" than a Western war against Iran? Because at no point, even years later through a spokesperson, does Corbyn seem to push back against Ahmadinejad's speech. Instead, he criticized Israel and the Iraq War. At least criticize both! The demonization of Israel and lack of, well, any kind of condemnation of Ahmadinejad—who has denied the Holocaust, by the way—is striking.

So how do Corbyn's Western, progressive supporters couch his defense of Ahmadinejad—and yes, the article was a defense—as something not rooted in anti-Semitism? "He is concerned about Palestinian rights," they might say. Fine, but does supporting the Palestinians necessitate destroying Israel? That would make being pro-Palestinian synonymous with being genocidal. "He is justSecond of a five-part series examining outgoing Gov. Brian Sandoval’s legacy in politics, health care, economic development, education and the environment.

Gov. Brian Sandoval was trying to enjoy hiking Ophir Creek with his daughter, but something was bothering him.

It was the summer of 2017, and Anthem had just announced that it would no longer offer health insurance plans through the state exchange to Nevadans living in 14 rural counties, leaving roughly 8,000 people without any options. The company pointed to uncertainty over the future of the Affordable Care Act — which Republicans in Congress were fighting to repeal that summer — in its decision to scale back its coverage.

As he was chewing it over on the hike, Sandoval recalled a conversation he had had with the CEO of SilverSummit,