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January 4, 2023

Joe Biden, Welfare King

Biden sees massive welfare spending for as many people as possible as a success, not a failure.

December 29, 2022

House Democrats Should Nominate Liz Cheney as Speaker

There is no constitutional requirement the speaker be a current member.

December 20, 2022

Republicans to Investigate Russian Environmental Influence Peddling That the Media Dismiss

We don’t know if the Russians are covertly funneling money to U.S. environmental groups, or any other U.S. groups for that matter—but it would be nice if we did know.

December 14, 2022

House Republicans Should Just Say No to 'Revenge Impeachments'

While House Republicans will be tempted to consider and initiate impeachments, they should resist the urge. Better to let the voters impose their own type of impeachment in the polling booths in 2024.

November 23, 2022

Could Merrick Garland Use the Fourteenth Amendment to Bar Trump from the Presidency?

Perhaps Trump should not run again, but an attorney general has no business trying to ensure he can’t. If that’s Garland’s motive, he’s the one who should be on trial.

November 15, 2022

Why Trump Shouldn't Run for President in 2024

The fact is Republicans don’t need Trump to run again, but Democrats and the media do, because both of them do much better when Trump is the focus.

November 11, 2022

Why the Midterms May Prove to Be Good for Republicans and Bad for Democrats

The elections may have solved the GOP’s Trump problem and made the Democrats’ Biden problem worse.

November 1, 2022

Is a 25th Amendment Removal in Joe Biden's Future?

The time may be coming when the country will have to have a serious conversation about a very uncomfortable topic: President Biden’s mental health.

November 1, 2022

For Biden, Politics Always Dictates Policy

For most presidents, politics plays a role in policy; for Biden politics dictates policy.

October 25, 2022

How We Know State Election Integrity Laws Aren't Suppressing the Vote

Voters in states that passed what critics called “voter suppression laws” didn’t get the memo that Republicans had made it too difficult for them to vote. News reports say voters are flocking to the polls.

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