Columnist.
November's election will not be decided by either side's guaranteed voters, but by those in the middle whose decision hangs on a knife-edge.
Sitting on the sidelines and complaining like children about the media while they work to put Kamala Harris in the White House just won't cut it.
The United States is far ahead of so many other developed nations but lags behind in one area: its obsession with identity politics.
After months of bubbling anger over immigration policies and associated crimes, riots have broken out across the country.
The regime masquerading as the Democratic Party cares about democracy as much as Biden cares about his illegitimate grandchild.
Even a boiled potato can do immeasurable damage with too much power and six months of unsupervised wiggle room.
It would be wrong to declare that responsibility for Saturday's attempted assassination starts and ends with the shooter.
We have the ability to focus on what actually matters: the moral outcome of their policies as president of the United States.
Trump fans need to realize that his victory is far from a foregone conclusion.
Today, information travels faster than the gatekeepers can respond, leaving them with one last resort: telling us not to believe our lying eyes.
This word has been abused by Palestinian terrorists and their useful Western idiots to disastrous effect.
We have to truly learn from the political and cultural catastrophe that was our COVID-19 response.
The problem with Biden's obvious and continued mental collapse is that our expectations have also collapsed.
When it comes to Jews and antisemitism, the logic of All Lives Matter is alive and well across every layer of power.
What should shock us about our current supposedly intelligent and enlightened world is the one-sided nature of reality itself.
George Washington's letter to the Hebrew Congregation in Newport, Rhode Island, represents a pivotal moment in time.
