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Sometimes the best thing a person or a nation can do for a friend is get tough.
Their approach has given pro-lifers victories that would have been impossible if abortion had remained a national issue.
Other presidents have struck optimistic notes, but Trump also laid out an agenda bolder than anything since the New Deal.
Voters never asked for an experiment in leaderless administration, but the party that put Biden in power gave them one anyway.
It's almost as if Trump himself were on the ballot in other advanced democracies.
By doing nothing — or worse, adding to the program's burdens — Congress is, in fact, acquiescing to cuts, and drastic ones.
Christmas is the easiest time of the year to set aside old grievances and embrace good cheer instead.
The Ivory Tower Communism of today promotes hatred and violence — and relentlessly argues for using government power against political enemies.
In the 21st century, liberal legal experts insist any child born on American soil is automatically a citizen.
When a party selects candidates this way, it can't be surprised that it loses, especially after Clinton had already proved identity politics wouldn't beat Trump.
Democrats may have to reinvent themselves as drastically as Trump reinvented the GOP if they want to beat his map.
It's premature for Democrats to think about the next presidential election until they rethink the kind of governors they elect.
They have to learn to appreciate secure borders and a perspective on economics and foreign policy that puts America and Americans first.
Conflicts as intense as ours are nothing new in American politics.
Team Harris is afraid of what happens when married couples openly discuss their voting intentions. They need all women to think like they're single.
Her campaign messaging is growing increasingly apocalyptic — and hypocritical.
While Walz does well with civilians, Pew's poll of veterans finds they prefer the ex-Marine on Trump's ticket
His chances of success in the popular vote are intimately linked to the GOP's prospects of extending its House majority.
Iran's influence in the Middle East is wilting. Yet here in America, Tehran finds hope — if the right candidate wins in November.
Ryan Routh was internalizing a mindset that presents Trump as an enemy of humanity itself.
