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It's hard to exaggerate how abysmal Biden's polling has been lately.
At the core of the case that Columbia is "complicit" in genocide relies on the old BDS agenda.
This is a very bad impulse when asking the Court to create a precedent that will affect all presidents going forward.
Today's demonstrators are more virulent than their 1960s forebears, but they are still the ideological heirs of the New Left.
Bragg wasn't going to let mere legal inadequacy stop him.
The Jewish state has long been singled out for opprobrium and held to a standard different than that of other societies.
The Biden exercise on student loans is laughable on its face.
The Trump team's intention to use civil-rights laws to target DEI has occasioned sneering and denunciations.
Selling Bibles is a very American venture, and the Bible, particularly the King James Version endorsed by Trump, is a very American book.
The very notion of colorblindness is now anathema to much of progressive America.
Greene complained that in the space of a couple of months, Johnson has gone from a good Christian conservative to being indistinguishable from Nancy Pelosi.
The internal-combustion-engine automobile ranks as one of the modern world's most transformative innovations.
The problem isn't that Americans work too much, but that too many Americans aren't working at all.
Frequent outbursts are fully justified by the precarious state of his re-election bid.
The Democrats have decided that appeasing their left-wing base in an election year is now their top consideration.
To attribute our economic growth to immigrants is to ignore the contributions of the 85% of the country that is native-born, and all its work, investment and spending.
The supposed safe alternative is AWOL and never coming back.
People have a new, more favorable attitude toward his presidency in retrospect, certainly compared to the current occupant of the White House.
The Feb. 2 executive order is a stark reminder that the current chaos was the product of deliberate policy.
One might think that the nation's chief executive would have more important things to worry about than the size of Gatorade bottles.
