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There will now inevitably be mass litigation between the states and the federal government.
Biden's phone call with Ashraf Ghani is arguably alone sufficient to trigger impeachment proceedings.
We need a prudential, hardheaded, national interest-oriented foreign policy that secures the American way of life without falling prey to democratization exportation delusions of grandeur.
We live in a day and age in which nationalism is excoriated as a vestigial outlier from an older, less "enlightened" era.
Democratic hypocrisy does not stop, of course, at personal sexual misconduct.
Unborn children are "persons," thus the law must protect the unborn.
The clearest reason for Biden's move is his desire to appease Germany.
That a large portion of Cuba's tyrannized populace is itself Black appears not to have crossed BLM's mind.
Just as confronting China is our most pressing foreign issue, securing law and order is our most pressing domestic issue.
No nation will long endure if its youngest generation is full of disdain, disgust and self-hatred.
"We don't have a 6-3 conservative Court. We have a 3-3-3 Court."
The GOP's rethinking of antitrust is happening not a moment too soon.
If American-led investigations credibly conclude that the virus was intentionally developed and weaponized as a Chinese bioweapon, then even the most dovish of foreign policy hands will be forced to conclude that a formal declaration of war must be considered.
The ruling class has finally sullied itself one time too many.
The four Visegrad states and Austria have emerged as veritable redoubts of traditional Western values and substantive political priorities.
If the movement cannot overturn Roe or even make a severe dent in Casey, the verdict will be in.
The American left and the media organs it controls are exporting their paroxysms of "1619 Project" rage onto a foreign stage.
Demographers often associate falling birthrates with falling confidence in a nation's future.
Republicans should permit its amicable divorce from corporate America to continue apace.
In our modern political and media ecosystem, a permanently aggrieved, outraged, victimized mentality pays well.
