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Student loan forgiveness -- for military and public service
Americans are understandably up in arms about inflation and rising gas prices, equally upset that President Joe Biden's plan to forgive billions of dollars in student loans it's unfair to taxpayers.
Limiting transgender trend's harm
A fad can be healthy, like the hula hoop in the 1950s and the Harlem Shake in the 2010s. When driven by a form of self-loathing, though, a fad can be destructive.
The left has an agenda for every tragedy
The yawning disconnect between the screeching scribes in the political press and ordinary citizens in America is never more evident than in the aftermath of a horrific human tragedy.
How children become progressives
How are progressives made? By cooking them in a public school six hours a day, five days a week, where they are seemingly indoctrinated with an ideology that contradicts the values of their parents.
Hunter Biden took care of Uncle Jim
Hunter Biden complained in a text message to his daughter that he had to spread his money around the entire Biden clan by dipping into his foreign cash hauls.
Democrats exploit another atrocity
The latest mass shooting, this one in Buffalo, New York, is a horrendous tragedy ("Buffalo shooter previously on authorities' radar in threat investigation," Web, May 15). The alleged perpetrator of the crimes, which are being called racially motivated, may well be a complete lunatic seeking fame.
Don't like it? Don't watch it.
In a recent internal culture memo, Netflix reportedly urged employees to support the company in offering a diverse range of movies and shows -- despite the fact that employees may not agree with all the offered content.
Bible still holds sway
We had been told that the big box stores would have "Revealing Revelation" by Amir Tsarfati on their bookshelves. Target had two; not by the time we got there. When we couldn't find Mr. Tsarfati's latest tome on a Walmart shelf, either, the manager promised he'd find out why there were no copies left.
Why tech statesman Keith Krach's 'Trust Principle' deserves the Nobel Peace Prize
If you don't already know about Keith Krach, I suggest you Google him. I just nominated him for the Nobel Peace Prize.
Undermining the Electoral College to delegitimize the draft Dobbs decision
During a recent MSNBC interview, Laurence Tribe launched a startling attack on the Supreme Court's draft decision of Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health -- by undermining our nation's election framework.
Bill Gates tees up COVID boosters forever
Bill Gates said those over the ages of "50 or 60" will "probably have to get boosted every six months" until "we get even better vaccines." That was after he revealed how sucky the current slate of shots are by admitting he just tested positive for COVID-19, despite having four doses.
The optics of the stale Jan. 6 hearings and pro-abortion protests
What a bizarre spectacle it's going to be when the illegitimate Jan. 6 select committee finally kicks off its ultra-partisan public hearings at the U.S. Capitol as left-wing civic unrest is occurring across the street at the U.S. Supreme Court.
Time for law-abiding Americans to reimpose civilization on the violent mob
Two patterns of destroying civilization are coming together to form a river of violence and intimidation that can destroy the Constitution, the rule of law, and the very basic elements of our free society.
Rise in police deaths reinforce need to support police officers
I have read with alarm the reports of high national rates of police officers murdered or ambushed by violent criminals. When communities are soft on crime and focused on defunding the police, we are all less safe. I stand with law enforcement and will continue supporting their service.
Pete Buttigieg faults capitalism for baby formula fiasco
Full-time dad and sometime Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg acknowledged in an interview on CBS the seriousness of the baby formula shortage in the United States, then said it was more the capitalist system than federal regulators' fault for the fiasco.
Proponents of ESG see business as a type of social welfare organization
Wall Street has gone woke up at its highest levels.
America's church leaders now wolves in shepherd's clothing
American culture is unraveling. Few would argue otherwise. Whether you stand on the right or left of the political divide, we all seem to agree on one thing: Something is desperately wrong.
Democrats' latest obsession, the new 'war on women'
We're in another season of orchestrated, obsessive hysteria.
Biden, teachers unions and the anti-charter school crusade
The Biden administration is bowing to the political will of teachers unions -- again.
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