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Incompetence and ignorance run rampant through news organizations
We all have our biases, but there is difference between serving as a "flack" (aka PR agent) for a political campaign, organization, or a cause and holding oneself out as an objective truth seeking "journalist."
Why the Biden syndicate remains mute on Hunter Biden's innocence
Even in the seemingly endless gutter that the devolution of American politics has produced, a simple truth remains: People will not say what they cannot say.
Joe Biden's 'climate change' cult worship puts America's energy future at risk
During last Thursday's debate, Joe Biden said his goal as president would be to "transition away from the oil industry." He has also said the future is in cars powered by electricity.
What do dementia, a laptop and Taiwan have in common?
What's a poor somewhat confused president to do? Suppose the laptop files are fake? How will he prove it? Who will come to his aid? Bernie Sanders? Barack Obama? Please. No, it would be curtains for Mr. Biden.
Mass voting by mail presents real risks to election integrity
You may have heard the oft-repeated narrative that concerns over voting by mail are baseless. This is a dangerous narrative that puts Americans' votes at risk and undermines public confidence in how we conduct elections.
Department of Transportation modernized transportation systems to strengthen U.S. competitiveness
America's transportation infrastructure is the backbone of our world-leading economy. It's a key factor in productivity, providing our nation with unprecedented mobility and profoundly affecting our quality of life.
LOVERRO: Dallas win might be light at the end of tunnel (or oncoming locomotive)
In what was their best one-sided performance of the season, the Washington offense gained 397 yards, while the defense held Dallas to just 142 yards.
Liberal media, Big Tech and progressives pursue a relentless revolution against free speech
This past month, America's "progressives" showed they will do anything to elect Joe Biden and Kamala Harris.
For Trump and Biden campaigns, it's not just having money, but spending it wisely
Money may be the "mother's milk of politics" as a wag described it years ago, but money alone has never been enough to guarantee victory.
Voting early nullifies late debates
Americans admire decisive action, but there aren't many handed out for going off half-cocked. Tens of millions of Americans tuned in Thursday night to watch Republican Donald Trump and Democrat Joe Biden match wits in their final showdown before the 2020 election but, counterintuitively, it may not much matter. That's because tens of millions more have already pulled the trigger and made their selection for president. For all but those facing real health fears or schedule conflicts, the rush to vote early is a choice to vote ill-informed.
Biden belongs behind bars
During the last presidential debate, the real Joe Biden came out and showed what a pathological liar he is. Througout the event, when challenged he shook his head from side to side and denied what most of the public has seen in the news.
Left, right must come together
Demented Democrats, anyone? The woods are full of them. The more common one is the basement dweller, as seen on television debating Donald Trump. This particular specimen is a great metaphor for how deep and dark Democrats are taking the world.
Biden corruption the tip of the iceberg
I struggle to believe that anyone needs to watch a debate on television before making a decision on which presidential candidate to vote for. Debates on television are media events aimed at raising ratings.
Bernie Sanders as Biden's labor secretary would devastate America
God forbid, the whispers of Bernie Sanders as Joe Biden's secretary of Labor prove true. There would go America. A socialist in charge of America's workplace policy? Now there's a free market in rapid slide toward disintegration.
Iran, China and North Korea have the most to gain from a Biden presidency
While Americans have much at stake in next week's election, our major foreign adversaries and allies have at least as much. Russia, China, Iran, North Korea and the NATO nations anxiously await the result because it will determine how we deal with them in the next four years.
Doug Collins the right candidate to fill Georgia's Senate seat
Governors tend to be lousy judges of political talent, at least with respect to appointed senators.
In the midst of the COVID-19 global pandemic, our nation is facing a financial crisis
We've altered our daily routines for months now. Pre-pandemic, we hopped on the bus or metro to get to the office, or an airplane for a quick work trip. Now, many of us are working from home, abiding by local health departments' social distancing guidelines. We canceled our summer travel, and we haven't been on the roads as much, which means less money on gas. What a relief, right?
Charting the decline of universities: LGBTQ+ sexual ethics fail logic and reason
The list of universities resembling the asylum rather than the academy is growing daily.
The real Joe Biden scandal: Fumbling the nuclear football
Whatever scandal Hunter Biden's emails reveal about alleged influence-peddling schemes with his father, it is nothing compared with the fact that Joe Biden as vice president routinely put the country at risk of being annihilated in a nuclear war.
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