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The propaganda war is important because it shapes public opinion.
Other than making weapons designed to kill humans less easily available, an investment is going to have to be made in greater security.
Shaming those who would burn the flag is better than turning the fabric into an idol.
Richard Nixon rode a "tough on crime" strategy to the presidency, but it didn't last because he, too, could not re-build the family from the White House.
Democrats who think raising taxes on the successful will benefit them in future elections, may be sowing seeds for future electoral defeats.
Putin is about as unreliable a partner as some celebrity marriages. Anyone who believes he will honor any agreement he might sign to pause or stop the war he started hasn't been paying attention.
There are facts, lies and statistics, as the saying goes, and Democrats are claiming statistics show violent crime is down in D.C.
There is something seriously wrong in our country and everything possible must be done to put an end to school shootings.
"If Sydney Sweeney is a registered Republican, I think her ad is fantastic. The tide has seriously turned. Being WOKE is for losers, being Republican is what you want to be."
We are eight months into President Trump's second term and we are being forced to listen and read speculation about an election a political lifetime away.
Pictures and the narrative that accompanies them can be manipulated to serve the ends of Hamas.
Some Republicans are pondering whether to create a third party. That won't be necessary if Democrats continue to promote dead ideas.
Haven't we been living at least since the 1960s with an "if it feels good, do it" philosophy?
Despite overwhelming evidence that people are tired of politics replacing comedy, the left is determined to keep force-feeding us the same political gruel.
He rebuked the pro-Palestinian and anti-Israel slant so many in the media convey to the public.
Harvard leaders are discussing whether to create a center for conservative scholarship.
For the pastor to engage in partisan politics runs the risk of having some of them leave. I would.
If Republicans can sell the law to the public better than Democrats can lie about it, they could maintain and possibly expand their majorities in Congress.
Let's have a conversation during these next 365 days about what it means to be an American and what we will do to renew America.
In recent weeks the media again has been pre-occupied by celebrities. And yet the killing grinds on between Russia and Ukraine.