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Melania Haters Now Loving Jill Biden
The liberal-Democrat media celebrated Valentine’s Day a traditional way: gushy tributes to the new first lady. On Feb. 12, Jill Biden tweeted on her @FLOTUS… Read More
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Biden’s Executive Order on Gender Discrimination Has Muddied Waters on Title IX. Challenges Could Clear That Up.
A month ago on Jan. 20, a newly minted President Joe Biden—who had remarked on Twitter during his presidential campaign, “Let’s be clear: Transgender equality… Read More
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Rush Limbaugh’s Legacy: Stories and Perspective From a Friend
America said goodbye Wednesday to conservative talk radio legend Rush Limbaugh. Limbaugh, who revolutionized talk radio, will be remembered for his intellect, sense of humor,… Read More
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Cuomo Revelations Should Embarrass Media
The media’s deep arrogance about the Democrats’ superior standing as the Party of Science and Competent Government when it comes to the coronavirus is personified… Read More
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Rush Limbaugh’s Rare Voice Extolled Individual Liberty and Limited Government
It was news that talk radio devotees, among whom I long have counted myself, had been anticipating—make that dreading—for months. But when the news broke… Read More
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8 Takeaways as Senate Again Fails to Convict Trump, This Time With 7 GOP Votes
With seven Republicans voting with all Democrats to convict, the Senate nevertheless voted Saturday afternoon to acquit former President Donald Trump, in his second impeachment… Read More
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7 Highlights From Trump Team’s Defense in Impeachment Trial
Lawyers for former President Donald Trump gave a significantly shorter presentation Friday in his defense than the Democrats’ House impeachment managers did the previous two… Read More
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Journalist Compares Covering Trump to Fighting Nazis
One of the easiest things to predict about the end of Donald Trump’s presidency was that anti-Trump journalists would eventually feel a heated rush of… Read More
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Media’s Treatment of Maxine Waters Shows Their Bias
Rep. Maxine Waters, D-Calif., is a darling of the liberal media. Last October, Washington Post pop culture reporter Helena Andrews-Dyer (and co-author R. Eric Thomas)… Read More
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4 Takeaways From Democrats’ Second Full Day of Arguments to Disqualify Trump
In a second full day of making their case for disqualifying Donald Trump from running again for president, House Democrats reminded the Senate of the… Read More
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Trump Impeachment Trial Just a Stage for Political Posturing
If the second impeachment trial of Donald Trump were a play it would close after one performance. The plot is known, the outcome is certain,… Read More
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Call Transportation Bailouts What They Are: More Welfare for Labor Unions
Congress is moving full steam ahead on ramming through a bloated, wasteful, and debt-exploding $1.9 trillion legislative package. Although it’s supposedly justified by the COVID-19… Read More
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6 of Democrats’ Arguments for Disqualifying Trump From Seeking Office Again
House prosecutors argued Wednesday that former President Donald Trump not only is responsible for the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol but was involved in… Read More
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George Shultz: A Centenarian’s 8 Decades of Service Remembered
Former Secretary of State George Shultz died Saturday at the impressive age of 100 at his home in Stanford, California, where he had been a… Read More
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6 Takeaways From Opening Arguments in Trump’s Senate Trial
The historic opening day of the first Senate impeachment trial of a former president was fiery and emotional in some moments. Democrat House managers and… Read More
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Biden OMB Nominee Neera Tanden Will Expand Left’s Power Through Big Government Bureaucracy
President Joe Biden’s pick for the director of the Office of Management and Budget, Neera Tanden, participated Tuesday in one of her two Senate committee… Read More
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Biden Firing Nearly All Trump-Appointed US Attorneys, but Keeping 2 Key Prosecutors in Place
President Joe Biden will ask nearly all Trump-appointed U.S. attorneys to tender their resignations as early as Tuesday, while allowing two federal prosecutors to continue… Read More
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Cory Booker Wants to Replace Major College Football With Federally Controlled Pro Game
Two young men grow up in the same neighborhood and spend four years together at the same high school taking the same classes from the… Read More
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4 Major Arguments in Trump’s Second Impeachment Trial
Lawyers for former President Donald Trump filed dueling legal briefs Monday in a clash with prosecuting Democrats over the First Amendment, due process, and something… Read More
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GOP Picks Up House Seat After Judge Rejects Democrats’ Claims of Voting Machine Irregularities
A judge in New York on Friday rejected Democrats’ claims that voting machine irregularities undercounted hundreds of votes for Rep. Ted Brindisi, a decision that… Read More
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Once Again, the Media Misrepresents Conservatives
RANSON, West Virginia—Drive along U.S. 11 in Pennsylvania, Maryland, and here in West Virginia and you are pretty much roaming through the more conservative enclaves… Read More
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Will Hard-Left Turn Lead to Pushback?
The corruption of the Renaissance Church prompted the Reformation, which in turn sparked a Counter-Reformation of reformist, and more zealous, Catholics. The cultural excesses and… Read More
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Left’s Ongoing Obsession With Trump Hurts Unity
The election is over; Joe Biden is in the White House; and Donald Trump has returned to his home in Florida. While vocally unhappy with… Read More
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New York Times Columnist Targets Conservative Media
New York Times columnist Nicholas Kristof recently penned a column titled “A Letter to My Conservative Friends,” with the subheading “Hold us accountable, but please… Read More
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If Biden Really Wants ‘Unity,’ He Will Call Off Kangaroo Court Impeachment Trial
In his inauguration speech Jan. 20, President Joe Biden invoked Abraham Lincoln and the Gettysburg Address—and a nation, now as then, deeply divided. “To overcome these challenges—to restore the soul… Read More
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Biden Off to Divisive, Partisan Start With Executive Actions
During the early weeks of his presidency, Joe Biden has embraced the radical elements of his party and instituted divisive and wholly partisan policy changes…. Read More
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Black Lieutenant Governor Criticizes Local News Outlet for Depicting Republicans as KKK Members
Republican North Carolina Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson denounced a cartoon that depicted Republicans on the State Board of Education as members of the Ku Klux… Read More
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Pence to Join Heritage Foundation, Write Column for Daily Signal
Former Vice President Mike Pence will be joining The Heritage Foundation as a distinguished visiting fellow, the think tank announced Thursday. “The Heritage Foundation is… Read More
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‘Talk Is Cheap,’ New Congresswoman Says About Left’s Calls for Unity
Freshman Rep. Beth Van Duyne, R-Texas, says she is committed to focusing on the “meat and potato issues that affect people’s daily lives.” Van Duyne… Read More
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Trump’s Policy Achievements Strong Foundation for Conservative Future
The Congressional Budget Office now projects that economic recovery in 2021 will be faster than it predicted last July. It projects that the economy will… Read More
