Mr. Gaetz, maybe it's time to go
Things are not looking good for Matt Gaetz, the Florida Republican who made his name and reputation as one of Donald J. Trump's most ardent congressional supporters.
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Don't make rash decisions
With the cancellation of the All-Star game in Georgia, Major League Baseball has put itself in a pickle ("MLB to move All-Star Game out of Atlanta in response to Georgia voter law," Web, April 2). It could have future opposition to having the game played in states that have even stricter rules for casting a vote. The states of New York, Massachusetts, Texas and Pennsylvania do not have no-excuse absentee voting, although Georgia has it. Wisconsin and Michigan do not have early voting, although Georgia has it.
Can we all be BIPOC?
The Washington Times once again taught me something I hadn't known: BIPOC ("'So much shame': Woke left-wingers increasingly embarrassed over White 'privileged' status," Web, March 8).
Celebrity firings are payoffs
After accusations of racist remarks and a head-to-head conflict with "The Talk" co-host Sheryl Underwood, Sharon Osbourne could be walking away with a cool $5 to $10 million minimum payout ("'The Talk' on hiatus amid CBS probe into Sharon Osbourne comments," Web, March 15).
Why Congress must 'cancel' the Davis-Bacon Act
The Davis-Bacon Act significantly inflates federal construction costs and has always been protectionist, as opposed to good economic policy.
Biden should rethink China strategy
U.S.-China relations are growing more contentious by the day.
Once again, Democrats are off to the racists
Every time Democrats can't explain their position on some public policy issue, they accuse Republicans and conservatives of being racist.
Andrew Cuomo's gotta go
The old adage "the higher you climb, the harder you fall" is especially true in the case of New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo.
The counterproductive politics of Major League Baseball
When the NFL decided not to punish players who kneeled during the pre-game national anthem, some fans reacted by refusing to attend games, buy league merchandise or watch games on TV.
Biden's proposed infrastructure spending is wasteful, destructive and corrupt
How much should the U.S. spend on infrastructure projects? President Biden has just proposed to have the government spend approximately $2 trillion dollars on "infrastructure" projects.
Saving Kosovo from Europe's democracy-cleansing 'Rule of Law' Mission'
Imagine the United States helped create a new, fledgling democratic country in the heart of Europe only for the European Union to take over the "nation-building" mission and use it to overthrow its elected leadership.
Biden increases migrant childrens' woes at the southern border
The Mexican drug cartels -- Sinaloa and Jalisco New Generation together with MS-13, their U.S. counterpart -- remain in control of the Mexico-U.S. border.
Is Joe Biden politically smarter than conservatives think?
Has Joe Biden been underrated? Despite his obvious health problems and endless mocking by Republicans, he may have developed a knack for winning.
Justice Thomas issues road map on how to stop big tech bias
Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas argued in an opinion Monday that social media companies such as Twitter and Facebook may not have First Amendment rights to ban users on their platforms, laying out the legal framework for Republicans in Congress to regulate big tech.
Michael Flynn is right: Americans must get 'back to church'
Retired Lt. Gen. Michael Flynn, the guy the leftists love to hate, turned the tables on his accusers, called them out as communists, and then listed two things Americans need to do to secure the country's liberties: Restore the culture, and "get people back to church." How right he is.
Dishonest CBS attempts to smear DeSantis vaccination rollout
The pathetic, partisan mainstream media tried (and failed) to take another shot at their preferred villain in American politics -- Republican Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis.
Israel's troubling 'Green Pass' post-coronavirus system
Israel is almost completely opened for business. But to participate in the post-coronavirus bustle, you need a Green Pass, a government-sanctioned document that says the carrier has been vaccinated. And that's troubling, to say the least.
An ounce of prevention against EMP threats, if not now, when?
The fact is that America's electric power grid and much of its critical infrastructure today is totally vulnerable to an electro-magnetic pulse (EMP) and, should such an event occur, the consequences would be horrific.
Easter proclaims that Jesus is Lord of all
Easter is upon us, promising new life.
'Southwest Two-Step': Biden aims to liberate both border and ballot box
Chaotic times spell trouble for most, opportunity for others.
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