
Contributor.

The 2024 election is not a personality contest. We're not choosing a prom queen or king. It's about policy.

Voters need to know who the candidates really are — not who they or their political teams want us to think they are.

Russia is not the only country holding sham trials for political ends.

Maybe, just maybe, "making America great again" is exactly what he intends.

Donald Trump's choice of J.D. Vance as his running mate is a big deal.

Last week's nearly successful assassination of former President Donald Trump was a long-overdue rude awakening.

We all need a more balanced look at the series of crises facing our great nation.

Some 248 years ago, our Founders set the course; now, we're losing our way.

Wouldn't it be great if we could find a way, once more, to let our kids be kids?

Candidates, let's skip the name-calling and platitudes. Instead, tell us how you propose to deal with very real problems.

It's not complicated: There's no room in our nation for either anti-Semitism or pro-terrorist activism. None.

Hyper-partisanship is not just a matter of harsh words, it's reckless behavior. We must deal with it.

Like a rogue virus, a hijacked justice system can hurt everyone it touches.

Honoring the priceless contribution — and ultimate sacrifice — of members of our Armed Forces can teach us something about how to operate our government.

We pretend to celebrate diversity and inclusion — then one person dares to contradict the new orthodoxy, and the world goes nuts.

The vaunted 2020 "Big Lie" will be forever superseded by the 2024 "Big Truth": an election indelibly tainted by the actions of our own government.