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Am I trying to divert attention from the many real economic and social problems in many Black communities?
The persistence of problems in Black communities stems from federal policies.
Virginia is a poster child for the maladies of our nation.
A culture of hard work and personal responsibility produces miracles like the modern state of Israel.
I think our young people are avoiding marriage and children because they don't want marriage and children.
America is about freedom under God. Achieving this is today's great challenge.
Civil rights is a national issue, and qualified immunity should be reformed.
Confessing what we all know — that Margaret Sanger was a racist — does not solve the problem.
Reagan did indeed want to limit government's control of our private lives. But the word is "limit," not "erase."
Corporate CEOs have mistakenly concluded that they are being paid tens of millions for their opinions on voting law.
Those wanting to cross the border followed our November presidential election carefully.
I suggest that President Biden reach back into his Rolodex and find a new nominee to run the OMB.
Calling abortion women's health care and thinking that your job is three times more important than bringing new life into the world is not a sign of a healthy culture with a healthy soul.
Trump wasted no time getting to the heart of the matter.
My ancestors were slaves. And my life as a young woman was a mess. Was my life a mess because my ancestors were slaves? I don't think so.
A corrupt, deeply confused and dangerous left-wing regime now holds the reins of power in our nation.
To the extent that change in government policy can lift the median wealth of Black families, I am for it.
"We are not retreating. We are advancing in another direction."
I would never rely on Joe Biden to define for me right and wrong.
Power alone doesn't worry me. Exclusive power, power to control, does.
