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There's business casual, then there's Fetterman's garb.
We already know that Biden was complicit in an inherently corrupt enterprise.
There's no indication that the man most responsible for today's crisis wants to stop the ongoing debacle at the border.
For Biden and his allies, what kind of automobiles we drive is not a practical question but almost a theological one.
We aren't experiencing any of the most direct, spectacular causes of its fall.
According to Ramaswamy, Pence could have forged "a national compromise" by leading the way on an election-reform package.
She has managed to be both undistinguished on the one hand and widely disliked on the other.
Ramaswamy has learned shrewdly from the power of the Trump phenomenon.
It looks late out there, no doubt, and has for some time, but it's not over.
According to Adams, New York City "is being destroyed by the migrant crisis."
Mike Pence did the honorable and constitutionally correct thing on January 6.
Hillary may not be lonely, but she's a case study in the myopic self-righteousness of the left.
Can someone who is afraid of Trump defeat him?
Biden is an asset to Trump's primary campaign and could, through his weakness and ineptitude, end up electing him in 2024.
The left wouldn't have to deny the historical record or tie itself into knots if it weren't so determined to lie about DeSantis.
There is simply no way around the fact that defeating Imperial Japan was going to require a cataclysm one way or the other.
Trump and his enemies may despise one other, but they are working toward the same immediate outcome.
Those who want DEI in the armed forces either can't distinguish between the military and an elite liberal arts college, or want it to be corrupted by the same rotten ideas.
If he has an ill-timed mishap, Democrats will have no one — not even the White House staff — to blame but themselves.
Minor league baseball combines the feel of a small-town parade and a meeting of the local Rotary Club, with nine innings of baseball interspersed.
