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How can they really claim credibility about wanting to deal with runaway government when the two single biggest government programs are not even part of the discussion?
The common ground between our countries is the eternal Bible.
Removing non-nutritious foods and beverages from SNAP is a no-brainer for our fiscal and physical health.
Efficiency comes from ownership. And in government there is no ownership.
How can something so basic to our country have become so confused and lost?
Our priority and obsession today should be to check and fix what is wrong with ourselves — not our trading partners.
Let's end socialism and start a free market in America's most precious product.
We will restore growth by cutting government and returning the country to its citizens.
What's holding things up? Pressure from Democrats, of course.
After the crowning achievement of the passage of the Civil Rights Act, the movement was captured by the left.
If there is one message the Palestinians have conveyed to the world, it is that they are incapable of governing themselves.
Those on the left who are verbally assaulting the new Trump administration are the ideologues.
It is time for something entirely new by bringing back something entirely old.
We must free young Americans, our future, from failed German socialism, and return them to American capitalism.
Our new Republican president has a sense of mission for a "new birth of freedom."
Common ground between the appeal of Donald Trump in 2025 and the appeal of King in 1963 is that both were about the pressing need to be faithful to the founding principles of the country.
Bad luck is what happens when lack of preparation meets an ongoing threat.
Apparently, Carter did not see a conflict in growing government and his Christian values.
Democrats fail the Drucker rule. They have completely detached from what our country is about.
