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March 19, 2024

The Perils of Being Trump's Vice President

While several politicians hope to be Trump’s vice-presidential pick, they may want to rethink that. It may not be the boost to their political career they’re looking for. Indeed, it may be an end to it. 

February 27, 2024

Counterfeit Drugs: Losing Your Life Instead of Your Weight

This fake-drug explosion could be a real threat to consumer safety. Patients need to take the FDA and WHO warnings seriously. 

February 20, 2024

Isolationism Isn't a US Option

We might adopt “reluctant interventionism,” avoiding entanglements when possible, but recognizing that some interventions are necessary. But in today’s interconnected world, a strident isolationism isn’t just bad policy, it’s dangerous. 

February 13, 2024

There Must Be 50 Ways to Leave Joe Biden

Here are five ways Joe Biden could be denied the presidency: suspension intervention, defunding by donors, invoking the 25th Amendment, convention showdown, impeachment. 

February 6, 2024

The Most Important Vice Presidential Election Ever

Whether we’re talking about Biden or Trump, their running mates have a greater-than-normal chance of stepping into the Oval Office. That should prompt the media and voters to pay very close attention to those candidates and their records. 

January 30, 2024

27: A Number That Should Terrify Both Republicans and Democrats

Highly motivated Republicans and Democrats won’t decide the election. A growing number of independents will. 

January 23, 2024

Illegal Immigrants Double Under Biden--and That's Just the Start

Biden’s failure to enforce border policies is likely to be a problem for the country, the economy and especially for Democrats. 

January 16, 2024

Don't Impose New Fears on Old Vaccines

Because of the administration’s flip-flops and overreach in combating COVID, we may be seeing needless outbreaks of several children’s diseases.

January 9, 2024

The 2024 Election Results Could Be Challenged--No Matter Who Wins

Ironically, post-2020 efforts undertaken by both political parties to, in their view, expand voting access and ensure election integrity could be used by the losing party to justify a claim that the election was rigged or stolen.

January 5, 2024

Blame Washington for Drug Shortages

America is experiencing the worst shortage of prescription medicines in nearly a decade. Patients and their physicians are struggling to obtain more than 300 drugs, mostly generics.

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