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Many Democrats have zero qualms about compelling or hurting companies. They don't believe it's authoritarian.
A person is capable of rooting for Putin to be beaten without accepting the historical revisionism and a highly idealized version of Ukraine.
Even if we took a moment to seriously contemplate the idea, how would it be achieved?
The media wasn't going to allow another Hillary Clinton-like scandal to sink the prospects of a Democrat. And Clapper played a big part in that deception.
He took to the podium Tuesday night to take credit for solving a slew of problems he helped create.
She should have lost it for downplaying 9/11 and equating the United States with theocratic terrorist organizations.
Laws that almost exclusively target innocent people from practicing a constitutional right, and do nothing to stop criminals, are unnecessary and useless.
The "don't hide behind religion" jibe is one of the dumbest and laziest smears going.
If Biden hasn't done anything wrong, he has absolutely nothing to fear. Isn't that how it works?
Paul Ehrlich is perhaps our greatest alarmist.
AOC completely misunderstands not only the Jewish position on abortion but religious freedom, as well.
It's one thing to be considerate and another to be bullied into an alternative reality. But that's where we are right now.
If we want a diverse and open society, one side of the cultural divide can't be empowered to crush the economic lives of anyone who dissents.
"Breton told Musk he must adhere to a checklist of rules, including agreeing to an 'extensive independent audit' of the platform by next year."
The Hunter story always had far more journalistic substantiation than the histrionic and fallacious Russia-collusion investigations.
We have no idea what the 2022 midterm environment would have looked like had the Supreme Court let Roe stand.
People who confuse and conflate the word "democracy" with getting their way all the time are either frauds or fools.
There is no plan or campaign or reform effort aimed at slashing or weaning us off entitlements.
The only way to "save democracy," writes The Washington Post's Max Boot, is to empower one-party rule.
The man who once proclaimed "I represent science" doesn't get to rewrite history to erase his leading role in that disaster.
