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The political problem for Trump is that at some point, a brief and effective use of U.S. military power becomes something more than that.

Terrorists are already on the move in the United States. Does it make any sense for the U.S. to let down its guard at precisely the same time?
There is every reason for reasonable people, that is, those outside the company of anti-Trump fanatics, to be very cautious with this story.

It could be that the real momentum after Minneapolis is against sanctuary jurisdictions.
Everyone in Trump's Cabinet has already outlived a number of predecessors who served in Trump's first administration. Change is coming.

Two Democratic legends, the Clintons, are fading fast and are no longer major figures in their party.
As with everything else in today's politics, the animating force behind Vogue's Newsom profile is Trump.

The activists don't want ICE to deport illegal immigrants in a safe, smooth and efficient way. They want to stop the deportations.

"The goal of Democrats is to make all this enforcement as messy and as complicated as possible."

Resistance warriors have arrayed themselves for battle against federal law enforcement.
The important thing is for Trump to stabilize the situation in Venezuela quickly.

It's obvious that crossing illegally into the U.S. should have serious consequences.

The administration of President Donald Trump has made extraordinary progress in addressing illegal immigration.
They appear desperate to claim that they have found incriminating evidence when they have not.

The "fake electors" prosecution was BS from the beginning. And now, at last, it is over.

A society that will not take Lawrence Reed off the streets will not protect the public.

Epstein was out of his mind with resentment toward a former friend who not only succeeded in business but became president of the United States.

So many Democrats have invested so much of their political identity on Obamacare that the prospect of its failure is unthinkable.

The bitter irony was that Cheney, with the misadventure in Iraq and the calamitous end of the Bush-Cheney administration, had himself contributed to creating Trump's Republican Party.

Significant portions of Brennan's congressional testimony about the dossier and the Intelligence Community Assessment were untrue.