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The less time a Democrat is in the public eye, the better off he is, whereas the more time a Republican is in the public eye, the better off he is.
With the Democrats floundering, PBS may have hit on a perfect strategy.
The second-term headlines are so uplifting, I sometimes wonder if the New York Times is clueless or secretly on my side.
Epstein, the notorious sex trafficker, may have finally brought Trump and the Post together in peace and harmony.
The media have only three responses to any heinous murder committed by a transgender, nonbinary or transgender-linked shooter.
Democrats — and a few Republicans — harangued Kennedy for not trusting "science" and "experts."
Nowhere is the explosion of phony experts more annoying than in the bloated ranks of foreign policy hacks.
Whatever happened to the Boy Scouts, anyway? Oh, I remember! The Democratic Party vaporized them.
An "exonerated" multimillionaire pleaded guilty to murdering a guy over a $1,200 drug deal. It's enough to make you think people convicted of murder are guilty.
What columnist Ross Douthat calls right-wing "conspiracy theories" are classically known as "facts." And what he posits as the Reasonable Middle positions are completely nuts.
There are no serial killers on Mount Rushmore, but maybe Mayorkas could be the first.
Jose Luis Mendoza-Gonzalez, an illegal alien, allegedly decapitated 37-year-old Megan Bos and then stashed her body in a bleach storage container.
Rage at the Epstein cover-up will not end until we have the names and compromising photos. A lot of photos.
It seems that Miller thought it would be a good idea for Trump to keep the promises that got him elected.
People who care what happens to New York City have got to pressure the two spoilers to suspend their campaigns and endorse Adams.
Manifestly, anchor babies were not part of the accepted understanding of the 14th Amendment. These are the facts, no matter what the women on the Supreme Court have to say.
Today, liberals are using their refusal to treat like cases alike to denounce Trump's deployment of federal troops to Los Angeles.
