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“A fondness for power is implanted, in most men, and it is natural to abuse it, when acquired.” —Alexander Hamilton (1775)
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Video: Snopes vs. Babylon Bee
"Fact checking" satire is every bit as ridiculous as you might think. Thanks, Snopes.
Media EditorsDemos' 2020 Strategy — Recession
Some important context is missing from the revised jobs numbers for 2018.
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Bernie promises to replace the fossil-fuel industry with 20 million renewable-energy jobs.
Thomas GallatinNew York Times '1619 Project' Is Revisionist History
The Times says that slaves arriving in 1619 is the date of our "true founding," not 1776.
Brian Mark WeberGreenland Would Be a Good Buy
The world's biggest island is strategically important, and Trump is smart to consider it.
Harold Hutchison
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Transforming America
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Time to Confront the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact
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Just Biden Being Biden
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The End of America's 30-Year Engagement With China?
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Democrat Dilemma — Base Disconnected From Front-Runner Biden
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Enforcing 'Public Charge' Rule in Immigration Is Common Sense
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Ethnic Studies Latest Ploy to Brainwash Kids
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Reframing American History
"Men of energy of character must have enemies; because there are two sides to every question, and taking one with decision, and acting on it with effect, those who take the other will of course be hostile in proportion as they feel that effect." —Thomas Jefferson (1817)