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Elissa Slotkin has made sure the American people will not soon forget Democrats’ dystopian and un-American view of the rule of law.
The Democratic Senate hopeful is running as the most thinly veiled Trojan horse in American political history.
Pike committed an unspeakable murder. Her lawyers took due process to its (comical) extreme: three decades of appeals and stalls. It is now finally time.
This is not the time to pump the diplomatic brakes.
He’ll stay focused on the bigger picture. It’s what the great men of history do.
The way out of a baseless moral panic is not to pander to the mob. It is to demonstrate leadership.
It seems many of our fellow Americans no longer care about the truth, or value life.
The path forward is a simple, time-tested one: Expose the genuinely radical nature of Talarico.
In a nation short on exemplary role models, Thomas fills the void.
If Florida isn’t much in play between the two parties, it’s definitely in play within the two parties.
There is truth to the allegation of meddlesome foreign interference in American politics. But that interference isn’t coming from Israel.
How to balance individual liberty and dignity with the common good is one of the oldest questions in politics.
Thankfully, not every American was equally subjected to Anthony Fauci’s overweening, politically expedient and often-changing dictates.
There is only one coherent explanation for the DSA’s anti-cop, anti-prison obsession: naked, raw ideology.
If anyone wants accountability now, it’s Blanche. And he knows where the bodies are buried.
The best path the GOP has comes in the form of a concerted socialism-centric campaign.
We the People are not helpless. Our representatives in Congress can act. They should do so posthaste.
The world still sees something special in the land of the free and the home of the brave. We Americans should see it too.
The Iran appeasement raises at least two crucial questions.
