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They're dwarfed by the yearly average from 1926 to 1952.
Bill Whittle envisions not even having a moderator.
Matt Christiansen on how ambiguity can be used to conceal financial chicanery.
JP Sears showcases their tranquility and allure!
Amy Coney Barrett has "dogma," but Joe Biden is "deeply religious."
John Stossel quashes the Leftmedia's assertion that it's impartial.
"We [cannot] put this in the same situation [as] George Floyd and Ahmaud Arbery."
Swap his name with Donald Trump Jr. and just imagine the political turmoil.
"We must take on and defeat [the] cancel culture," says Paris Dennard.
Matt Walsh excoriates the insurrection and presents the facts.
Representative Crenshaw and his Republican cohorts will save Texas.
The visionary candidate has a roadmap for putting the charm back in Charm City.
Voddie Baucham lays out why social justice theology is deleterious.
Their mafia tactics additionally consist of foundational destruction.
Bill Whittle says it's vindicated by the Democrats' blitzkrieg on Brett Kavanaugh.
It's irrational, conflicting, and disingenuous, explains Matt Walsh.
JP Sears deduces what's fashionable in the once-Golden State.
Why? Because they don't believe in the Constitution, explains Jason Siler.
And they wonder why we don't want them in power...
A polemic from an orthodox Christian understanding of justice.