Columnist.
Freedom in the U.S. seems increasingly to be taken as license to do whatever one wishes regardless of harm caused to one's self, or the nation.
An act of war is a tough decision for any president, but when the world is already at war with Islamic terrorism, there can be no compromise.
It's hard to unsee lawlessness. These protests, or demonstrations, that included slogans denigrating America, are bound to produce new cries for law and order.
There is no evidence that Iran would behave any differently if previously failed negotiations resume. The goal should be regime change.
American values can't be imposed on people who do not share them in sufficient numbers. Apparently we have not fully learned that lesson.
There are things far greater than politics, celebrities and the petty jealousies that are the focus of too many of us.
It's not that difficult to fix the Democrats' problem. There are three little words they need to say: "We were wrong."
It's not impossible to balance the budget. What is lacking is the will.
The teaching of what was once called "proper English" apparently has been replaced by woke subjects and a refusal to correct its misuse.
Theologically it goes back to the Garden of Eden, but in modern times it begins at certain universities and bigoted social media sites.
This Joe Biden scandal is much bigger than Watergate because it involved the health, life and decision-making by the president.
Employing euphemisms that might resonate today with Biden, Edith Wilson claimed she did not make decisions for her husband, but that she was only a "steward."
There may not be a better time to reduce drug costs if Congress, the courts and especially the pharmaceutical industry cooperate.
Stunts and "grandstanding" are all that Democrats seem to have in their little toolbox.
Only when it comes to student loans are some people lobbying for forgiveness.
Does God need government to defend Himself, or does a too close association with government diminish the power and influence of the church?
Putting faith in politicians to do for us what we should be doing for ourselves leads to a dead end and frustration.
The suggestion that $5,000 payments would help produce more children reduces the value of a child to materialistic levels.
Delay means we will likely have to face a nuclear armed Iran with the ability to launch ICBMs at Israel and American cities.
I sense a campaign theme for Republicans in next year's congressional elections.
