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If the answer is the latter, then it's time for a little introspection.
Who is the biggest threat to our constitutional order? It is not President Trump.
Look at the losers running, or considering a run, for the Democratic presidential nomination. I don't mean that pejoratively. I mean it literally.
Pelosi is not trying to protect President Trump. She is trying to protect the Democratic Party from its lunatic fringe.
In April 2018, Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand urged Senate leaders to pass her bipartisan Congressional Harassment Reform Act.
In February 2016, while Donald Trump was busy sweeping the Republican presidential field, Sen. Mike Lee, R-Utah, led a group of conservatives in launching the Article 1 Project (or A1P) — an initiative urging members of Congress to reassert their powers under Article 1 of the Constitution. "
On Ash Wednesday, the holy season of Lent begins — and so do the annual fundraising drives by many of the nation's Catholic bishops known as the bishops' Lenten appeals.
Cohen's testimony was certainly embarrassing for the president, but Cohen offered no evidence to advance the cause of impeachment.
Pope Francis's closing address to the Vatican Summit on Child Protection was a disgraceful display of excuses and evasions.
The left complains that conservatives are "obsessing" over Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez. Well, there is a reason for that: Ocasio-Cortez is driving the agenda of today's Democratic Party — and her economic illiteracy is dangerous.
If the goal is to build a border wall, then President Trump has made the wrong decision at every turn. In early 2018, Trump had the opportunity to secure $25 billion in funding for his border wall in exchange for legal status for Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals recipients.
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's now infamous talking points on the Green New Deal are the most unintentionally honest explanation of the neo-socialism now gripping the Democratic Party.
To win, Trump needs to use the threat of a sequester.
"Great nations do not fight endless wars," President Trump declared in his State of the Union address. It was a line that could have been delivered by President Barack Obama, who in 2015 memorably said, "I do not support the idea of endless war."
With Democrats embracing neo-socialist policies to eliminate private health insurance and fossil fuels, America's political center is up for grabs. In his State of the Union address Tuesday night, President Trump made a concerted — if belated — play for it.
Democrats are furious at former Starbucks chief executive Howard Schultz for announcing that he may launch an independent campaign for president.
Having lost the government shutdown standoff, President Trump has also lost his leverage. But there is one way he can get it back.
If Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-N.Y., were a conservative, all anyone would be talking about is how uninformed she is.
Last week, Democratic Sen. Mark Warner of Virginia offered President Trump some advice on how to end the current border wall standoff.
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has written President Trump to suggest that he postpone his State of the Union address, citing her "security concerns" over the ability of the Secret Service and Department of Homeland Security to protect government officials during the shutdown.
