Now is prime time for all on the reverberating coronavirus public stages to connect "social distancing" with the longtime dire need for tobacco smokers to surrender their "right" to exhale their public toxic exhaustion. Innocent kids, pets and bus stops have been violated too long by tobacco addicts.
The coronavirus outbreak has panicked people into hoarding food, paper products and sanitizing compounds. Consumers across the country are conducting binge purchases of these products and most supermarkets are reporting difficulty in restocking these items. The bingeing activity is very un-American.
Joe Biden has made it clear: The first thing he would do if elected president is "repeal those Trump tax cuts." Bernie is even worse: Repeal the tax reform legislation and impose a wealth tax. America would say goodbye for good to President Trump's blue-collar boom.
The Ones We've Been Waiting For: How a New Generation of Leaders Will Transform America" from author Charlotte Alter takes its dreadful title from a dreadful speech given back in 2008 by presidential candidate Barack Obama, titled, dreadfully enough, "The Ones We've Been Waiting For."
There are more black Americans running as Republicans for public office than ever before. These candidates include U.S. Senate candidates John James in Michigan, Omari Faulkner in Virginia and Peggy Hubbard in Illinois, congressional candidates Angela Stanton-King in Georgia, Jeff Dove in Virginia, Kathy Barnette in Pennsylvania, Bryon Donalds in Florida and Brad Mole in South Carolina.
"When the Tempest Gathers" is a fascinating, gripping and insightful war memoir by a decorated Marine Corps Special Operations commander who was operationally involved in U.S. military activities over the past two decades in far-off countries such as Somalia, Colombia, Ethiopia, Liberia, Libya, Iraq and Afghanistan.
If you had asked 100 years ago what the number one political issue was for women, the answer would come quickly: The right to vote. So, as we celebrate Women's History Month, International Women's Day and the 100th anniversary of the U.S. Constitution's 19th Amendment this year, let us be proud of the remarkable political progress we have witnessed nationwide.
Beijing's just-announced decision to immediately expel American reporters from the New York Times, Wall Street Journal and Washington Post is utterly unjustified and a major outrage.
The month of March has been even more packed with deadly, Iran-influenced incidents that would have made international headlines if they weren't obscured by the pandemic.
Suddenly, influential voices blame the COVID-19 virus not on Communist China but on the United Kingdom, the United States and Israel. This shift fits a pernicious medieval pattern that needs to be taken seriously and refuted.
Terrorists, criminals, and their neo-imperialist patrons in Tehran have been bringing death and destruction to Syria, Iraq, Yemen, Gaza -- whomever and whatever they touch
San Francisco's mayor, London Breed, announced the city was going full Italy and imposing a 'round-the-clock curfew for residents that would keep everyone in their homes for the next three weeks. Other cities have followed suit. Title this: How to tank an economy.
Socialism-loving millennials, look and take note: The clearing of store shelves, the closing of retail, the shuttering of restaurants and nightclubs and bars -- these are the outcomes of mass response to the global pandemic called coronavirus. But they're also what befalls when socialism takes over.
The U.S. Constitution is clear: Whatever powers are not clearly designated to federal authority rest with the states. Yet while we anticipate and criticize every word President Trump relays about coronavirus process, his critics wag a finger.
The Democrats' nomination horror flick "Weekend at Bernie's" has turned into an even dumber horror movie: "Grumpy Old Men."
The coronavirus isn't the only disease that endangers the health of the nation. Though it threatens to sweep everything that came before it into the dustbin of memory, the virus had a precursor that insidiously infected the U.S. justice system. When Americans rise from their sick bed in due course, they should renew their insistence in discovering who is responsible for the Trump-Russia collusion hoax. Unless the sordid details are exposed of how trusted officials trampled on the constitutional rights of law-abiding citizens in an effort to unseat President Trump, there will be no assurance that it could not happen again.
Last Sunday's CNN Democratic presidential debate focused almost exclusively on the question of 'If you were president, what would you do for the coronavirus epidemic?' ("Pandemic forces CNN into a debate unique to campaign cycle," Web, March 15).
Don't panic. Put things in perspective. Whenever someone becomes ill or dies from an illness, it is a sad thing. But spreading fear makes things worse. It seems to me that the politicians and the mainstream media are spreading fear about the coronavirus in order to manipulate the public.
The financial problems we're all experiencing now are nowhere near as severe as the problems we had back during the last Great Recession of 2008-09 and there are least three fundamental reasons why.
The debate over the 2021 budget and the constantly growing federal deficit has been heightened by the upcoming elections. The wrong target is being blamed for the problem.
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