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The president's reported prewar demands of Iran remain the right ones. And they are nothing like Obama's Iran deal.
Progressives believe they have first dibs on your property simply because you're well off.
Islamists are often given a special dispensation from Western moral standards by the media.
Why should the U.S. sit around until the breaking point to act in our interests? This is a self-applied, short-sighted limitation.
The most important question right now isn't what Iran's done. It's what it would do if it had nukes.
It was Obama's systematic subversion of norms that made Donald Trump possible.
Nothing stops athletes from speaking their mind about political issues whenever or wherever they like.
Everyone sees the news through the prism of their experiences and worldviews. But there should always be an expectation of factual coverage.
Every generation, it seems, convinces itself it possesses the best technocrats and formula to properly control economic activity to make it fairer and decent.
Modern left-wing protesters believe their passion and anger imbue them with moral license to demand things and speak over their fellow citizens.
Any true champion of human rights is rooting against the mullahs.
In Vance's worldview, the only protected class consists of his "woke Right" friends.
When in power, Democrats champion the democratization of the only branch of government that's explicitly meant to be undemocratic: the courts.
If Trump wants open-ended permission to deal with Latin American drug cartels, he should go to Congress and let Democrats either vote it down or buy-in.
We have always had embarrassingly low standards for electing officials. But they are not often this low.
Longstanding norms regarding privacy and the presumption of innocence shouldn't be trashed by cowardly politicians every time the mob howls.
Trump officials have apparently landed on a strategy of gaslighting consumers. This was tried not very long ago.
What benefit is there in paving the way for a bare majority to pack the Supreme Court or pass a national abortion bill?
As far as I know, there have been no college protests or rallies in the streets of American cities decrying the systemic ethnic cleansing by Muslim forces.
The candidate has proven a little problematic associating with theocrats and rationalizing violent rhetoric.
