China is trying to greenwash its environmental crimes
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Presidential election comes down to the personal character of Trump and Biden
Who is more honest? Who is more modest? Who has a better concept of pain and fear? Who understands the Constitution? Who is disruptive and chaotic?
Election really about furious liberal Dems changing constitutional norms
In traditional presidential campaigns, the two major parties offer contrasting ideas and policies. The Democratic and Republican candidates barnstorm the nation to make their cases.
Trump train chugs as Biden's sputters
The polls -- the same polls who predicted Hillary Clinton in the White House -- say President Donald Trump is going to lose. The people -- the packs and packs of people who have been turning out for his rallies in 2016-like masses -- suggest otherwise. Apparently, they've not gotten the message?
Far-left threatens minority rights
The Constitution, as solid as it is, ultimately relies on those who make and execute the laws to do so faithfully and with good intention.
Lying with ease
What I don't understand about politicians in general and Joe Biden in particular is how effortlessly easy it is for them to look straight into a TV camera and lie with a straight face.
The choice is clear
In less than one week, Americans will make a choice between two presidential candidates who couldn't be more starkly different ("Donald Trump for reelection," Editorial, Oct. 26). One supports an 'America-first' agenda to fortify our borders and stop illegal immigration; to stop bleeding American jobs, as well as technology and money to China (by addressing the massive trade deficit with this communist nation); and to maintain law and order. As a bonus, this candidate hasn't started any bogus, illegal and expensive foreign wars during his term in office, unlike many of his predecessors.
We know Joe
Presidential candidate Joe Biden said in closing at the last debate, "You know who I am." And now many of us certainly do.
Gauging the coronavirus 'cure'
Restrictions on normal human activities have undoubtedly saved American lives that otherwise would have been lost to the deadly coronavirus. The all-hands-on-deck approach to fight the pandemic can be quantified in terms of the trillions of dollars spent, but there been other costs as well. Lives claimed as collateral damage in the battle have been given only secondary consideration. It's time to ponder whether it makes sense to rob Peter of life in order to save Paul.
Wyoming leaders must oppose a federal bailout of the states
I signed a letter, along with over 200 other state legislators, urging our state leaders to oppose a federal bailout of the states.
Promises made by Trump are promises kept, despite attempts to thwart him
I was conflicted whether or not to devote this column to a closing argument for President Trump. His success on the issues alone should be enough for the majority of Americans to excitedly vote him in for a second term.
Moroccan quality, English style, Global brand
Handcrafted, English-style, luxury business shoes. This is what defines the Moroccan-based Benson Shoes, an experience that started in 1963 and has since grown to 70 people and has evolved into a major niche business-shoe designer exporting all over the globe.
Should Christians participate in Halloween?
Every October, Christians trash each other on social media over Halloween. Is it harmless costumes and candy? Participation in the occult, cavorting with demons? Co-opting a pagan holiday?
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