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Against Trump’s $5,000 ‘Dividend’
The president’s proposed income redistribution — through the “dividend” or paying stay-at-home moms — is naked vote-buying that will exacerbate inflation.
Trump Makes the Midterm Case
The indefatigable 80-year-old president weaved away for nearly two hours last night, tirelessly promoting his administration’s achievements and making the case for Common Sense over Crazy.
Trump at the Midpoint: Power, Progress and the Price of Chaos
The first two years of Trump’s second term have reminded Washington that forgotten Americans cannot be ignored without consequence.
Trump-a-Palooza vs. Weird-a-Palooza
While the Republicans try to thread a needle at their midterm convention in Dallas, the Democrats try to ignore the crazy socialists in their midst.
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Truth Versus Rhetoric
These are two very different things, and people have forgotten the differences, if they ever knew them.
Who Is Renaming Everything on the Map? It’s Not Just Trump
Liberals can’t seriously object to renaming things. They just want to be the only people who get to rename things.
JD Lets Loose on Creepy El-Sayed
The vice president was in Michigan yesterday, where he forcefully addressed Democratic Socialist Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed’s fixation with the second lady.
Absurdities, Round 2
These are serious matters. But unlike the imponderables, their paths to resolution are crystal clear, and the raging debates are just wasting time.
What Happened to My Country?
Politics is a reflection of the moral depravity of the nation, and millions of Americans have been blinded by the god of this world, Satan.
Swalwell Isn’t Out of the Woods Yet
Just when former Congressman Eric Swalwell thought things couldn’t get any worse, the FBI stopped him at the airport and seized his phone.
Florida Is the New Ground Zero for Both Political Parties’ Civil Wars
If Florida isn’t much in play between the two parties, it’s definitely in play within the two parties.
Dems Dunno About El-Sayed
Recent polling on the Michigan Senate race is all over the place, but Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer seems kind of glum about his party’s prospects of retaking the Senate.
A Call to Power: Islamic Leaders See Ballot Box as Path to Paradise
Sharia sanctions practices at odds with not only American culture but also the U.S. legal system.
The Electoral Integrity Issue Isn’t Israel — It’s Islam
There is truth to the allegation of meddlesome foreign interference in American politics. But that interference isn’t coming from Israel.
Dem Machine Shivs Hong
Knowing that Wisconsin’s front-running socialist, Francesca Hong, would lose in November, the Democrat Machine dragged her more moderate opponent across the finish line.
Losing the Bubble
The crazy ups and downs of current events, and the uncertainty of where it will all lead, call to mind that old Navy submarine term: “losing the bubble.”
Tucker’s Third Party Posturing
Carlson has released 10 “goals” for his potential third party, which demonstrate his lack of seriousness about actually challenging the establishment.
Abdul El-Sayed Is an American Tragedy
He is one of the luckiest people to ever live. He is an extremist by choice.
Bring on the El-Sayed Fireworks
Abdul El-Sayed has some serious fence-mending to do among moderate Democrats, but he has no idea what’s in store for him from Mike Rogers and his fellow Republicans.