Biden's honeymoon from hell
Democrats should not forget that almost half of the electorate voted against Joe Biden, and many in the opposition are in a mutinous mood.
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Trump's malignant narcissism ruins what might have been
As President Trump leaves office, he will have time, to contemplate what went wrong.
Biden must find America's religious and political common ground to lead nation
The divides between and within religions are persistent, but these divides are rooted in passionately held political and ideological worldviews and social theories.
Virginia pushing evil law to let boys into girls' bathrooms
The Virginia Department of Education just released for public comment a proposal that would allow boys who think they're girls, or even boys who pretend to be girls, the unfettered right to enter girls' bathrooms and dressing rooms and changing areas. Talk about child abuse.
LOVERRO: With apologies to the coach, we all know who picks Washington's QBs
When it comes to Washington's NFL franchise, "Who picks the quarterback?" is a rhetorical question.
America's ever-tightening cancel culture makes Communists happy
A day after the Georgia U.S. Senate runoff handed the left its trifecta the Communist Party USA gave notice that this is merely the latest stage in Sovietizing America.
What pro-life supporters can expect from a Biden administration
A contentious election with its razor-thin victory margins leaves the country without a mandate for radical change on all kinds of issues, abortion included.
Honoring America's constitutional heritage on MLK Day
These are tough times. Despite the welcome arrival of vaccines, the pandemic still rages on for now. Political strife continues. Public trust is at all time lows. We need hope. Real hope.
COVID-19 vaccine distribution will be first real test of Biden administration
On Friday of last week, Dr. Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, was asked if President-elect Joe Biden's goal of administering 100 million COVID-19 vaccines in 100 days was feasible.
Senate doesn't serve original purpose
We know that Alexander Hamilton and many others disagreed with Thomas Jefferson and James Madison about "the people." Hamilton insisted that the people couldn't be trusted to preserve their own rights, freedom and liberty. Since the passage of the 17th Amendment we have seen just how right he was.
A crime is a crime, AOC
I watched Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's recent online rant about her fear over the recent assault on the Capitol. I understand her concern and sympathize with her. However, she went on to lambast Republicans and talk about how evil they are. Where were such words when Antifa and her saintly socialist rioters were burning down Portland and Seattle? What were her comments when police officers were locked inside a police station and fire-bombed? Where was her outrage when rioters murdered a retired St. Louis police captain?
Saddling taxpayers with loan debt unfair
Democratic Sen. Chuck Schumer wanting Uncle Sam to forgive the first $50,000 in outstanding college loans sounds great. Who doesn't want free stuff from Washington? But what about the millions of American parents who saved and sacrificed to put their children through college? What about the students who worked at part-time jobs to pay for college while they attended?
Violence plays right into the Saul Alinksy-loving Left's hands
Violence plays into the hands of the left by giving them a high horse on which they can sit and blast condemnation upon this 'disgusting, vile, violent, gasp, right-wing batch of deplorables.' Or whatever similar suitably condemning phraseology fits the mood of the moment.
Team Trump and Team Black Lives Matter are more alike than you think
Trump crew and Team Black Lives Matter are bound together by grievances against the state and the polity it represents.
Democrats' rule: Bow before them or burn
This is the world of the progressive left. This is the land of one-party rule.
Biden's first hundred days of foreign policy
President-elect Joe Biden is about to begin the first 100 days of his administration.
Parler's fight is every American's fight
Parler, the social media alternative to anti-conservative, anti-President Donald Trump, anti-Christian speech police at Twitter, has responded to Amazon Web Services' yank of hosting privileges with a lawsuit. It's crucial to the future of Americans' liberties that Parler wins.
Big Tech will only be halted by mass boycott
The only way to stop Big Tech and put an end to the social media CEOs' hatred of and hostility to all-things-conservative is for consumers to rally in one huge mass and mount an immediate boycott of all these platforms. And the chance of that happening, seriously, is slim.
Who does Chuck Schumer mean by 'we?'
A lot depends on what Joe Biden and Kamala Harris, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer do in the next few weeks and months. All four will be trying to placate young people, who have been moved to protest for the past couple of years and allowed to skip school in the name of free speech and civics lessons.
Guilty of what, exactly?
I found "Trump a 'flight risk' if criminal charges filed: 'He's got money, he's got property'" (Web, Jan. 13) to be in poor taste.
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