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Twelve presidential wannabes standing in a row on stage for three hours. Three friendly liberal journalists under-handing softball questions to them. Tons of BS about free government healthcare and why Trump should be impeached. Until the personal shock I got at the end of the Democrats' debate on CNN woke me from my stupor, I wasn't sure I wasn't watching a rerun of last month's debate.
A Jeb Bush tweet this week got me thinking about some of the ways our nasty partisan politics has been hurting our kids.
Please help me get the importance of this infamous Trump-Zelensky phone call.
Has Congress imposed a secret austerity plan? In the past, I remember every office in Congress had at least one calendar on the wall. That is either not the case now or if they have calendars, no one is turning the pages.
Donald Trump visited enemy territory this week. What the president couldn't see while he was out here were all the wealthy and productive Californians who are leaving this state in droves.
California politicians are up to their stupid legislative tricks again. This time, the state Assembly has passed a law that says students from kindergarten to eighth grade can't be suspended for "willful defiance."
It's too bad for America that CNN's seven-hour town hall on climate change was such a rating disaster.
We got used to his serial gaffes long ago. "That's just Joe," his friends and supporters say about his latest gaffes today. I'm not one to make fun of him by calling him "Sleepy Joe" or any of his other nicknames, but now I'm starting to feel sorry for Biden. He's showing signs of mental confusion. And he's looking and acting way too old for his political aspirations.
In the early 1970s California was America's Nirvana. It was a sunny, well-run, happy and free-spirited place of limitless opportunity where half the young people in Flyover Country wanted to move to, enjoy and spend the rest of their lives.
A new state law requires anyone who buys ammo for any kind of gun to first pass a state background check.
Is it safe for me and my wife to return from our vacation in Eastern Europe? I don't know how many Americans who tuned into the two Democratic presidential debates on CNN this week actually paid attention or were able to stay awake both nights.
Lucky, lucky me. I just happened to be in Paris — France, not Texas, s'il vous plaît — on Wednesday when Robert Mueller made the Democrats cry and put the country to sleep with appearances at two congressional hearings.
Thank God for the British Open. For four days I can watch the best professional golfers in the world playing on TV instead of watching the Democrats playing their political games in Washington.
It's too bad we had somebody like Colin Kaepernick playing soccer in the Women's World Cup.
Independence Day used to be a happy day when all Americans put aside their partisan differences and came together to celebrate the miraculous birth of the United States of America.
Expectations could not have been lower going into round one of the Democrat Party's ridiculously overcrowded presidential debate in Miami.
What the heck was President Trump doing? What was he thinking when he told ABC's star fake journalist George Stephanopoulos on Wednesday that if a foreign adversary offered him dirt on a political opponent he'd take a look at it before calling the FBI.
We've done a lousy job of teaching our kids the extraordinary things we did to defeat the twin evils of fascism and communism.
We heard nothing from Mueller we didn't already know, and he took no questions from reporters.
The Democrats running the House of Representatives have gone insane — and they prove it every day.
