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Has it not occurred to these business leaders that unborn children will grow up to buy their products or work for their companies?
The most bracing pieces are sometimes the least defensible.
Breaking news: Some guy posted a doctored video of Nancy Pelosi.
In the end, by-the-book Robert Mueller departed wildly from the book.
Donald Trump and Bill de Blasio agree: Joe Biden should be ashamed of his support for the 1994 crime bill.
President Donald Trump may be guilty of many things, but a cover-up in the Mueller probe isn't one of them.
Few things offend Bernie Sanders as much as people escaping from command-and-control government systems, even minority students whose parents are desperate to get their kids a decent education.
The Joe Biden polling surge has raised the frightful specter of Democratic rationality.
Lysistrata, the character from the Aristophanes play of the same name, declared a sex strike to try to stop a devastating war in ancient Greece. Alyssa Milano, the actress and political activist, declared a sex strike to try to stop Georgia from protecting unborn children in the womb.
The surprise about the big New York Times story on Donald Trump's tax returns is that there are no real surprises.
The last thing the world needs is more of Robert Mueller's commentary, but Congress is determined to have him hold forth at a public hearing.
An investigation into whether the president of the United States committed treason has devolved into a squabble over Attorney General Bill Barr's brief letter saying that he didn't.
The ancient hatred has migrated to the internet. The San Diego synagogue shooter was self-radicalized on a right-wing message board on the website 8chan, posting before he went on his rampage a thank-you to the board's users: "what I've learned here is priceless."
No one enjoys getting impeached, and if it happens to him, Donald J. Trump will be no exception. On the other hand, it's hard to imagine any potential target of impeachment in Anglo-American history relishing the fight more than Trump.
The collusion fantasy has officially given way to the impeachment fantasy.
There was Bernie Sanders at a Fox News Channel town hall, not giving an inch in a forum every Democratic presidential candidate has shunned.
"I believe that this church offers the carefully discerning such cause for admiration," the 14th-century French philosopher Jean de Jandun wrote of Notre Dame, "that its inspection can scarcely sate the soul."
Attorney General William Barr dared to use the "s-word."
The fast-food chain Chick-fil-A is wanted on suspicion of aiding and abetting Christian organizations.
Joe Biden wants us to believe that all his touching speaks to how deeply he cares about other people. It's really a testament to how much regard he has for himself.
