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I'm going to get straight to the point. It's time for bold action. It's time for Americans everywhere who love their country to heed the words of President Ronald Reagan: "If we lose freedom here, there's no place to escape to. This is the last stand on earth."
Our country is under attack from radical leftists. Mobs rampage through our streets, monuments are being destroyed, and the very law and order that ensures our communities' peace and security is being undermined.
As Independence Day approaches and Americans look forward to celebrating the unparalleled peace, prosperity and freedom that this nation has provided, many in Congress don't seem to understand that we have these gifts because we maintain a powerful and ready military that prevents our adversaries — from communist dictatorships to terrorist states — from destroying what so many lives and so much treasure have been sacrificed to preserve.
In yet another slap in the face from far-left tech giants to conservatives, Amazon.com recently doubled down on its policy that prohibits customers from donating proceeds from their purchases to well-established conservative nonprofits like the Family Research Council and the Alliance Defending Freedom.
The senseless and completely unjustified killing of George Floyd — an unarmed black man — by a white police officer in Minneapolis on Monday should shock the conscience of America.
At a time when huge spending bills marked "coronavirus relief" are easily passing Congress with little scrutiny, poorly run states are asking unscrupulous members of Congress to slip in taxpayer bailouts to rescue them from years of their own fiscal mismanagement.
It's a fitting time to talk about the essential role that mothers and the institution of the family play in America's ability to thrive as a nation.
The debate over when to reopen American communities after the coronavirus outbreak is often cast as an either-or: Either you care about human lives and support staying closed indefinitely, or you put money before lives and advocate reopening immediately.
When the nongovernmental National Coronavirus Recovery Commission was first formed in early April, commissioners requested that citizens submit comments and ideas to help it formulate recommendations that governments, businesses and civil society could use to combat both the health and economic effects of COVID-19. Those comments have provided some critical insights into how Americans feel about America's response to the coronavirus.
Our nation faces a once-in-a-generation challenge. Yet our efforts to stem the coronavirus pandemic have left some wondering if the cure is worse than the disease. By practicing extended social distancing and shutting down major parts of the economy, are we being asked to make a choice between saving hundreds of thousands of lives or saving our jobs and our economy?
In crises like the coronavirus pandemic, it's only natural that people look to government. The American framework of federalism has been critical, with local, state, and federal governments all taking on different roles in the response. But government alone cannot get the job done.
The debate in the United States over whether to move away from free markets and toward socialism may change dramatically as the latest coronavirus spreads throughout the world. That's because in the fight against the global pandemic, we'll likely witness one of the most compelling arguments in our lifetimes emerge in favor of free-market systems — and lives will be saved in the process.
President Trump's declaration of a national emergency Friday to deal with the coronavirus pandemic is anything but a sign to panic. Instead, it's a reassurance to the American people that the federal government, state and local governments, nongovernmental organizations and American industry are working together to stop the spread of the virus.
The scope of the coronavirus outbreak is expanding, but it's vital for U.S. policymakers and citizens to act rationally, work together, and keep what's happening in proper context.
Vice President Mike Pence's recent visit to Hampton University's Proton Therapy Institute drew virtually no national media attention, but it should have.
Why are wealthy left-wing donors across the country, the abortion industry and national gun-control groups more interested in your local school board and city council races than most of the people who live in your own town?
In his 2016 victory speech, Donald Trump talked about "the forgotten men and women of our country," declaring that they "will be forgotten no longer."
The state of our union has never been better. President Trump delivered an optimistic vision for America — one that celebrates freedom, builds on our economic prosperity, and defends our cherished principles. From protecting our homeland to honoring American heroes, this president has delivered on his promises and is focused on building on his accomplishments.
Whether the American people yet realize it or not, the House of Representatives' handling of the impeachment of President Donald Trump has inflicted serious damage on America's constitutional system of government and threatened the very safety of our nation.
What do the Iranian people, who have turned out in droves to protest their own government, know that many members of Congress don't? They realize it's their leaders who represent a grave threat to the future of their own country and world peace, not the president of the United States.
