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Let's compare the last day of Biden's administration and the first day of Trump's administration.
His actions should paint an indelible picture of a president who was out of touch, out of his depth and, frankly, out of excuses.
Is it any surprise the final chapter in Biden's time as executive involves handing the nation's highest civilian honor to the people who worked with him to destroy the country?
This is a time to reflect, something our movement has struggled with in recent years.
This latest debacle is like catnip for online conspiracy theorists.
Racism is why Daniel Penny was even arrested, let alone charged.
In reality, of course, Joe Biden may well be remembered — if academia allows the truth to survive — as the biggest liar ever to occupy the White House.
American Jews cannot afford for their collective attitude of naivety and ignorance to return.
He's setting fire to the curtains before being forced to abdicate power.
Democrats seem incapable of understanding that some people out there are not only smarter, but smarter in ways that matter.
We should celebrate our separation from the past as part of a broader mission to move on from the past.
Fascism has a clear meaning that goes beyond accusations of racism, bigotry or authoritarianism.
The unfortunate reality is that the Democratic Party is irreparably uncomfortable with the idea of Israel winning its righteous and moral war.
In a free society we must be allowed to criticize the words and actions of anyone, regardless of irrelevant factors like status, race or sex.
The college campus chants, frankly, are mild compared to Hamas rhetoric in previous years.
Put simply, complaining that the game is unfair won't stop us from losing.
In the Democrats' version of America, self-defense is a privilege only the elite deserve.
What the Democratic Party and the mainstream media are doing is nothing other than mob-like emotional extortion.
Why is Harris worse than other politicians who pivot with the political wind? She's not even pivoting!
When asked if Benjamin Netanyahu was doing enough to secure a hostage deal and ceasefire with Hamas, Biden replied, "No."
