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The time has come for us to have a serious, honest and overdue conversation about the role of government.
We have lost Uncle Tom as a wonderful positive role model through sheer ignorance and intellectual cowardice.
Faith makes it possible to draw upon a unique kind of strength that is far greater than anything we can muster by ourselves alone.
If we continue to tolerate petty theft, it will only lead to worse consequences.
It is a tragic irony that in our quest for perfection, we have doomed ourselves to destruction.
Africa's deliverance from poverty, conflict, corruption and instability must come from within.
To prevent a reprise of the Bout-Griner debacle, Congress should amend the Hostage Taking Act.
Democrats engaged in a nationwide bribery of young voters by handing them a $10,000 check to motivate them to go to the polls.
Qatar hosts the largest United States military base in the Middle East. The national security significance of the base cannot be overstated.
We have to learn to take things more slowly and cultivate an interest in discovering the good in one another.
The people have made it quite clear that they want our political leaders to listen to what they have to say.
Our nation stands at a crossroads. Will we choose to be loyal to our respective political parties, or to ourselves?
There's nothing more fundamentally un-American than using violence to affect political outcomes.
Are voters discovering that Zeldin may be the governor for them because he seeks to be fair to everyone, at the cost of no one?
Politics under our form of government were never intended to be about power.
Let's call out a dishonorable comment when we hear it.
Gun control simply cannot stop violence in this country, which is being caused by a crime-ridden society that is out of control.
American policymakers need to pay attention to what is hiding in plain sight.
Corruption is an ongoing issue within the government and is one of the biggest contributing factors to the decline of both our communities and our nation.
