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Biden was given more economic headroom than any president in history — and blew it.
Just as there was no special set of rules that could keep Trump in the White House in 2020, there shouldn't be an exclusive set of rules to keep him out, either.
There is a new law limiting the judiciary's ability to unilaterally declare legislation "unconstitutional" without using any legal justification whatsoever.
The Justice Department didn't want to find out if there was any evidence of Joe Biden's illegality.
If EVs were more efficient and saved us money, consumers wouldn't have to be compelled into using them and companies wouldn't have to be bribed into producing them.
All extreme weather accounts for only about 0.1 death for every 100,000 people in the United States each year.
Every week, the president of the United States says something completely bonkers, and everyone goes on with their day.
There are no "banned books." There are just cultural imperialists, ideologues and cowardly politicians trying to force their ideas on all children.
The debate over the proper pronunciation of Ron DeSantis' last name has gotten more coverage than the president possibly pocketing millions of dollars through shell corporations.
As of this writing, only four players among more than 900 major league players have spoken up.
Media always covers negotiations over spending as if the organic center, the endpoint, the only reasonable place to be, stands wherever Democrats happen to reside.
No one "stole" our democracy — other than perhaps intelligence officials and the journalists who helped feed the collective hysteria over Russia.
Until this week, Democrats wouldn't even talk to Republicans on the matter.
The Supreme Court is an equal branch of the government, not an agency to bully.
The only thing that matters is creating the perception that "conservative" justices are corrupt.
Sometimes it feels like Republicans are more terrified by the Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health decision than pro-abortionists.
EVs are not a technological advancement — or much of an environmental one — over vehicles with internal combustion engines.
Books are banned in Tennessee in the same way a person can't say the word "gay" in Florida. It's a myth.
The Fed wouldn't have been compelled to aggressively raise interest rates if Biden had acted more like a responsible statesman rather than a cynical partisan.
