The Editors
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Joy Reid wonders, "The NRA is soaked and bathed in blood. How do its adherents sleep at night?" Quite well.
Trump has had some significant wins, and some major setbacks in his first year.
Sen. Rand Paul is recovering from a blindside attack by his neighbor. Was it politically motivated?
The true lesson of communism: "independent authority of universal moral principles cannot be an afterthought." —David Satter
"Enough with the prayin'. Time to start legislatin'," Stephen King says of Sunday's church shooting. Quite the contrary: We need prayer more than ever.
Over 500,000 signatures will be needed in order for Californians to vote on breaking up their state.
"ISIS claims responsibility for NYC truck attack, without evidence," claims NBC, despite the fact that the jihadi claimed Islamic State inspiration.
The manner in which the federal criminal law code is created needs to be reformed.
"I think we're getting quite comfortable in our society limiting ideas and exposure to ideas." —Justice Clarence Thomas
Trump should declare Tuesday "a day of remembrance," Walter Williams snarkily writes, because for the Leftmedia it "must have been a most traumatic day."
The Russians have been attempting to meddle in American elections for decades. This problem is not new.
Podesta resigns from his own lobbying firm the same day that Mueller charges Manafort. Coincidence?
"Trump is at more peril from his own reaction than from any of the facts that have been uncovered by Mueller." —Rich Lowry
Manafort, well connected with Democrats, is indicted on 12 charges including conspiracy against the U.S.
"How is it that it's apparently illegal to remove labels from pillows and mattresses, but politicians are free to mislabel themselves?" —Burt Prelutsky
He won't declare a national emergency because he recognizes the proper manner in which to combat the crisis.
"It's time to let special counsel Robert Mueller go, and dismantle the Russian investigation he leads." —IBD
Flake obviously wanted the Leftmedia accolades that will come from being the "adult in the room." And he's getting it.
"It appears that Democrats paid for Russians to compile wild allegations about a U.S. presidential candidate. Did someone say 'collusion'?" —WSJ
The Cable News Network's attempt at a lighthearted ad opened it up for lampooning.