Columnist.
The idea that people who have committed the most heinous crimes should not suffer the most heinous penalties is troubling and repellent.
I was honored to be the keynote speaker for the swearing-in of 30 new citizens at a courthouse in the suburbs of Philadelphia.
We are blessed to reach our birthdays and to be able to celebrate them with our loved ones.
The idea we can simply strip people of their citizenship and thereby erase a constitutional right, merely to solve a problematic but temporary problem at the border, is anathema.
I'm neither devastated by Trump's win nor elated by Kamala's failure.
The American people have a right to see Gaetz in all of his gory, I mean glory, and watch as the sausage grinder does its work.
Democracies are messy things, and we don't always get what we want.
I figured it would be instructive to watch how the networks that have exhibited a visceral hatred for Donald Trump described the trajectory of the evening.
Mature Americans shouldn't need someone else to tell them what to think and how to choose their leaders.
"I never cared for Donald Trump, but he kept us safe."
People who desperately want Kamala to win will see her as a winner. And those who want her to lose will find every reason to see the opposite.
The idea that the Democratic presidential candidate spends her free time slumming with oversexed influencers is something we should all take into consideration when choosing the next leader of the free world.
The idea that women are a monolith and that we owe allegiance to a particular person or cause is anathema, and about as anti-feminist as you can be.
She is the first vice president and presidential candidate to have visited an abortion clinic. She and her supporters are quite proud of that fact.
I cautioned Trump's critics to rein it in. I take no pride in having been prescient.
We are now a broken nation. This is far from the America I experienced on Sept. 12, 2001.
If you don't have any significant role models growing up, it becomes much more difficult to believe you have a place in the pantheon of achievement.
Shunning someone because you don't like their political views is the height of arrogance and intolerance.
Harris has been given a lot of breaks in her life, and to ignore that and pretend that she is just like every one of us is a bit ridiculous.
When you come from nothing, or near nothing, your first and greatest victory is getting out of the valley.
