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Israel's struggle is indeed America's struggle. Let's turn our prayers to support this brave leader.
Washington feared the politicization of the nation, that it would become everything that Joe Biden now represents.
It is my great hope that what will come out of all this is a renewed sense that human freedom is rooted in the sacred.
Hopefully this important decision will help move homelessness away from the failed one-size-fits-all government answers.
We are beyond the policy debate, and I confess to being shocked.
America is not about racism but is about opportunity.
It's time for change, and our young voters know it.
He suggested that big government ushered in by Lyndon Johnson after the Civil Rights Act of 1964 hurt rather than helped Blacks.
Those criticizing Israel should look in the mirror to see who has led to these large number of civilian casualties.
No word, no act emanates from our president that does not emerge from some political calculation.
Let's not lose perspective that party is what draws the dividing line in Washington.
Individuals should be allowed to take ownership of the payroll tax they are forced to pay and use these funds to invest in their own personal retirement account.
He would be a great addition to the outstanding list Trump is already considering.
As religion has weakened and disappeared from our culture, it has been replaced by politics and the welfare state.
In less than four years, Trump changed the face of the Middle East for the better. All without violence or aggression.
Richard Nixon once observed that many make the mistake of thinking that conflict is the result of misunderstanding rather than difference of belief.
There remains antipathy to the lone, tiny yet successful-way-beyond-its-size Jewish country. Something is wrong. Very wrong.
For the first time, the United States is not among the top 20 happiest countries in the world.
"Whoever molds public sentiment goes deeper than he who enacts statutes or pronounces judicial decisions."
