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The NYT's Misfire on Trump's Taxes
Just 37 days before the election, a Times report fails to hit its intended target.
Right Analysis / Nate Jackson
Nate Jackson's career in political analysis began in arguments about Reaganomics with his eighth grade American History teacher. That study of history and politics continued through school and work, and he finally landed at The Patriot Post in 2004. He's been managing editor since 2007.
Government
In Brief
U.S. COVID Deaths: Hold China Accountable
200,000 American deaths are ultimately on the hands of the ChiComs.
Politics
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Battleground Ballots and Changing Rules
Three key states see changes that could affect the election outcome.
Race
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BLM Erases Its Own History
The organization deleted a key page on its website, but its radicalism still shows.
Judiciary
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Keystone Judges Undermine PA Election Law
Leftists are determined to undermine confidence in our electoral process.
Rule of Law
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Barr Explains Rule of Law
The Constitution puts authority in the hands of the people first and foremost.
Rule of Law
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Minneapolis Reaps What It Sowed
The city council attacked and defunded police and now wonders about crime.
Foreign Policy
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Did China Create and Intentionally Distribute COVID?
A Chinese virologist makes an alarming claim, though we'll probably never know.
Government
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Constitution Prevails Over PA Lockdown
Federal judge: "Even in an emergency, the authority of government is not unfettered."
Culture
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Hollywood's 'Woke' Quotas
The Academy Awards establishes "diversity" requirements for winning Oscars.
Politics
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Why Trump Shouldn't Win the Nobel Peace Prize
The president's done plenty for peace, but the award itself is an elitist leftist joke.
Culture
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Disney Thanks Communists Committing Genocide
The credits to "Mulan" reveal just how thoroughly the company has sold its soul.
Race
In Brief
'Protest' Roundup: Cops Pick Trump, DC Shooting, Portland Flames
We cover a lot of ground in this quick survey of recent events around the nation.
Economy
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Labor Day 2020
What a different holiday this is on the upswing from a devastating pandemic.
Politics
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No, Trump Did Not Advocate Voter Fraud
But he did get his political opponents to admit that mail-in voting is ripe for it.
Right Opinion
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Supreme Court and Rules of the Game
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Religious Freedom Under Attack
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Climate Strike: Instilling Fear and Creating a Scientific Void
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My Questions for Joe Biden
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No, the United States Is Not Systemically Racist
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A Reminder to American Jews: Civilization Is Fragile
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Rural Pennsylvania Turns More Red, but Is It Enough for Trump?
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An Amazing Weekend
"The foundation of national morality must be laid in private families." —John Adams (1778)