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Today's collectivists believe they have found America's Achilles' heel, the key to the success that has eluded them for so long.
When all methods of peaceful participation in the political processes are foreclosed, what is left to the voiceless and the powerless?
Weren't we told that a vote for Biden was a vote to restore "decency" to the White House?
A loving God tells us the rules that will ensure our individual and collective flourishing, and asks that we abide by them. When we refuse to, we reap the negative consequences.
Bernie Sanders' tweets to Elon Musk reflect a dangerous attitude.
The elites' lies about sexuality are pervasive. But in politics? So many lies, so little time.
Only in 2021 could such a tone-deaf display of self-absorption generate anything but rousing guffaws and contempt.
When one looks past the delivery and examines the substance, it's clear that Trump's policies improved conditions for Americans.
Whoever the Democrats (and establishment Republicans) are looking out for, it certainly isn't this country or its citizens.
The notion that immigrants are impervious to a conservative message is a trope.
Rep. Marcy Kaptur, D-Ohio, complained in a recent interview with The Hill that she feels like a minority in her own party.
We are not just going to accept what we're told to believe.
It is literally infecting every aspect of American society.
There can be no national "unity" when large swaths of the country are being deceived — or rationally believe they are.
This week, The New York Times reached a new low in its slobbering support for collectivism.
The No. 1 priority must be passing legislation at the state level that ensures the integrity of elections in 2022 and thereafter.
Biden's own words and actions suggest that his positions are contrary to Catholic teaching.
The press's campaign to sucker the public into believing the lies it peddles has been going on for decades.
Politically, we find ourselves in the middle of a post-presidential-election cataclysm, and a climate so thick with fear you can smell it.
The Democrats' message is not of hope and opportunity but the propaganda of envy and helplessness.
