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In Brief: Who Determines Your Happiness?
Leftists will never be happy (or at least sated) until they have foisted upon Americans an equality of misery.

Contradictory Reflections on Trump's Indictment
Every individual should be treated fairly and equally under the law, even someone as flawed as Trump.

Another NYC Hijacking: The 2024 Election
Thanks, Alvin Bragg, but we'd prefer to pick our own presidential candidate.

In Brief: Bragg's 'Indictment' Even Fails as an Indictment
The indictment brought by Manhattan's elected Democratic district attorney Alvin Bragg against Donald Trump is even worse than I'd imagined.

For Prosecutor Bragg, Trump Indictment Is a Campaign Promise Kept
Getting Trump has been a common feature in New York elections for law enforcement positions.

In Brief: Indict One — and All?
Were the opposition to match tit-for-tat these Democratic means, then the republic would not survive.

Hutchinson: The Latest GOP Aspirant
The former Arkansas governor and U.S. representative hopes to appeal to moderate and moderately conservative voters.

Sears Takes Winsome Message to the Left
In an appearance on Bill Maher's program, the Virginian Republican hit it out of the park with a flare of humor.

In Brief: Bragg Crosses the Rubicon
Indicting Donald Trump on the Stormy Daniels nonsense appears to be about as execrable an exercise of prosecutorial discretion as one can fathom.

Trump's J6 National Anthem Mashup
A former president has joined in using the national anthem to protest.

The Soft Bigotry of Low Expectations
We have replaced character and integrity with personality and charisma.

On the Brink of Banana Republicanism
The Democrats' unending criminalization of our political differences poses a grave threat to our United States.

Alvin Bragg Prepares to Cross the Rubicon
It's not that presidents and former presidents are above the law, but the old norm of forbearance is appropriate.

Memo to Conservatives: You Don't Have to Agree on Everything — Only on Fighting the Left
Millions of conservatives, including some leading ones, do not understand that defeating the Left is their most important task.

In Brief: If Barney Frank Were a Republican...
The former congressman would be the media's banking-crisis villain. But he's a Democrat.

Telling It Like It Isn't
Honest conversations about differences in principles and policy would be far more productive than the current political blizzard of disinformation.

How Fox News Soured on Trump
Newly revealed texts show that network hosts struggled with coverage and grew tired of the exiting president.

What We Weren't Shown About Jan. 6
A decision was made by the Jan. 6 committee and the media to avoid the possibility of any nuance whatsoever regarding the riots.

The Skewed Narratives About J6
Why is telling the truth about the January 6 Capitol riot so difficult?

The Peter (Buttigieg) Principle
We are seeing the Peter Principle in action, fittingly in a person named Peter, at the Biden administration Department of Transportation.