Publisher’s Note: We receive hundreds of comments and can only select a few to publish in our Tuesday and Thursday “Reader Comments” section. Every article we post has social media links to start a conversation online and a “Comment” button to send a comment to our editors.

Re: The Most Delusional Demo of All

“To be clear, crazy Chris Murphy knows there was no greater threat to U.S. democracy than the absolutely incompetent and inept Biden-Harris administration, which severely impaired our nation on many fronts. Anyone who seriously believes our nation would be safer and our democracy less threatened under Kamala Harris is delusional and in denial.” —Florida

“Once again, Alexander, you accurately depict the reprobate mind and the willful and woeful ignorance of the Left. I look to the word of God to provide insight as to the nature and cause of the behavior you have documented. In Romans 1:28, Paul states, ‘Furthermore, just as they did not think it worthwhile to retain the knowledge of God, so God gave them over to a depraved mind, so that they do what ought not to be done.’ God has given a stern warning to those who will treat Him with utter contempt. You stated, ‘As of yet, there is no antidote for those so afflicted.’ Agreed. There is no earthly cure, but there is an eternal cure right now with Jesus!” —North Carolina

“Madman Murphy has not only lapped the purple-haired Delauro, he is the front-runner by far in the horde of Marxist marathoners plaguing this republic. Murphy is the national cheerleader for the anarchy of the Left.” —Massachusetts

“Yes, our homeboy Chris Murphy tops the delusional Democrats in the Senate, and thanks for reminding the nation that he is ‘junior senator’ to another nutcase, Richard ‘Stolen Valor’ Blumenthal. It’s hard to believe that voters in my home state are that, well, equally deluded. It’s not so much what has blown over from Long Island Sound as what has spilled over from New York City. The Left has done a number on Connecticut. The western part of our state is now just a giant suburb for New York’s wealthy white liberals.” —Connecticut

“Gotta agree with you on this one. And as a Leftcoaster, were know what crazy really is. Murphy is out of his mind.” —California

Re: Why Students Want Trump to Abolish the Department of Education

“No doubt, teachers unions heavily favor socialist programs and rabidly oppose all education efforts that reward the inculcation of proven life skills. Randy Weingarten alone is reason enough to abolish the Department of Education. Her union exists only by compulsory dues. These unions oppose the Education Department’s demise because as soon as it’s gone, the federal well will dry up and teachers will finally be able to teach (imagine that). The DOE was sold by a charming president (Jimmy Carter), aided by the likes of Ted Kennedy and Tip O'Neal (for the children, of course). It sounded good, but time and money corrupted it. Abolish the DOE. Hold parents accountable. Let states do their job.” —Missouri

“I graduated in 1963 from a school that taught real history, math, spelling, composition, and English. One class was for practicing writing the alphabet letters and composing sentences. Writing and composing were once required, and at 80 years old, I still write out checks and have been complemented many times for my penmanship. Our Founding documents are written beautifully in cursive. What a sad day when so many are incapable of reading these precious precursors to our Constitution and Bill of Rights.” —Colorado

Re: ‘No Kings’ = No Clue

“The ‘No Kings’ protestors are mostly just old hippies and Marxists. But the rest of the Democrats are much more like Antifa. Not only are they openly fighting against deporting criminal illegals, but now they are against fighting any crime in their Democrat-ruled cities and even against destroying terrorist cartels. Add that to all their other idiocies (an open border, DEI, allowing men to compete in women’s sports, abortion until birth, permanent child sex mutilation), and it should be enough to convince any sane person to never vote for a lying, anti-American, pro-crime, open-border Democrat ever again.” —Georgia

“Speaker Mike Johnson is correct when he said, ‘You’re gonna bring together the Marxists, the socialists, the Antifa advocates, the anarchists, and the pro-Hamas wing of the far left Democrat Party. That is the modern Democratic Party.’ This is why the Republicans should stop calling them Democrats and instead call them Marxists. The Democrat Party no longer exists. It has become the Marxist Party.” —Colorado

Re: Trump’s Tomahawk Chop

“Ukraine was the technological center of the old Soviet Union — nuclear power and weapons, high-tech military armaments and fighter jets, and many weapons systems. They will gather the will and mechanisms to restore that ability. They do not necessarily depend on value-added production of goods but can operate in the innovative end of the process. Still, ending this war sooner rather than later serves all of the neighbors in the region. Putin will soon fall out of a window or catch a serious cold, and the world will not miss him.” —Washington

Re: Manhattan Project for Ships

“Add the USCG to the conversation. The CG operates over 200 large cutters and is adding 10-12 icebreakers to the fleet. I agree that we need a ‘shipbuilding czar’ to get the people trained and money lined up to do remarkable things in the future. During WWII, we built some ships in 7-10 days. Can we do that again?” —Alabama

“Folks have to stop worrying about whether President Trump is a king and focus on reality. In my opinion, they will not, because the mob is historically illiterate. Education in this country no longer teaches and/or trains strategic thinkers. History, theology, geography, and philosophy are unknown topics. These facts are likely to put the United States in very serious trouble, both politically and strategically. The Chinese are not unaware of these conditions.” —Massachusetts

“The short-term solution is obvious. South Korea, Japan, and others who rapidly build state-of-the-art shipping of all kinds could be tapped to immediately replenish U.S. naval needs. There are secret and classified systems that must be protected, but building the basic vessels is key. That it cannot be done in a timely manner ignores the clear path to rapidly increasing the U.S. Navy. Alternatively, U.S. facilities should focus on maintenance and upgrades of the fleet. If U.S. shipyards could build liberty ships in a few days during WWII, the world’s current premier ship builders could do it in months or a few years.” —California

Re: Exposing Margaret Sanger

“In 1912, Henry Goddard published ‘The Kallikak Family: A Study in the Heredity of Feeble-Mindedness.’ It was based on a study conducted in Vineland, New Jersey, that was highly flawed and later discredited. But this best-seller had a huge impact on promoting eugenics at the time. Hitler learned about the study while in prison in 1924.” —New Jersey

“In the early 1990s, the Syracuse, New York, newspaper ran a gushy article on the anniversary of Margaret Sanger’s historic speech in Syracuse. Included was a newspaper clipping of the actual event. The editors were pretty chagrinned when our Right to Life group published an enlargement of the clipping with one of Sanger’s notable quotes (paraphrased): ‘The world needs birth control to prevent certain groups, such as the mentally deficient and Negroes, from reproducing.’” —Pennsylvania

“Her other accomplishment — the development and widespread acceptance of the birth control pill — is also a problem. It led to the cheapening of sex and the breaking up of marriages.” —California

Re: ‘Let My People Go!’

“Rather than fighting to the edge of success and then surrendering all the effort, remember that the best way to win a war is to kill them until they quit. It has always been that way. The nature of war has not changed.” —Washington