I can see Joe from his basement intoning, "I remember nothing." Then he might attack President Trump for being slow to respond to "COVID-11." I am going to enjoy this campaign.
Even though Mr. Northam tries to flex his muscle with hare-brained power plays, he is nothing but an errand boy for the far-left Virginia Democratic Party.
The current global health and economic crisis reveals -- to those with eyes that see -- the startling extent to which the weeds and wild critters have overrun the fruits and flowers.
When Western nations choose to break from dependence on China, a stable Ukraine awaits.
Enough of Dr. Anthony Fauci. In widely reported remarks, Fauci, in an email to The New York Times that he was going to tell senators, in his upcoming hearing on the coronavirus that, basically: If America doesn't listen to me, people will die. Fauci, the prophet scientist?
A House resolution from Illinois Democrat Rep. Bobby Rush that would put Big Government in charge of tracking citizens' movements as they relate to COVID-19 mitigation efforts -- even sending health bureaucrats to "individuals' residences," "as necessary," as the legislation states -- has a most apt number: 6666.
In as dramatic a turn of events as we've seen in our lifetimes, America went from virtual full employment to the highest level of unemployment in just about a blink of any eye. The economy is as flat on its back as it's been since any time since the worst parts of the Great Depression and, as yet, no one has come up with the way out.
The unfolding facts surrounding the investigation into the Trump-Russia collusion investigation are making crystal-clear that this was nothing more than an illegal attempt to unseat a duly elected president. The principals in this plot have been exposed and their unethical and criminal activities are now plain for all to see. The Democratic perpetrators and most of our major media lied to us for months, attempting to further a cause they new was false.
We are now facing three epidemics: a health crisis, fear and the loss of freedom resulting from it. These crises are aiding and abetting the herd mentality, keeping the herd ("sheeple") dazed, uninformed and confused while the attempt to control them spreads like a cancer. When that happens, freedom disappears and resistance ebbs, either voluntarily or by force.
From the earliest days, President Barack Obama has shown a curious -- and unseemly -- obsession with the case of Gen. Michael Flynn.
To reboot economy, America needs pro-people, pro-market policies that will not only fast track economic rebound, but also have long-term positive impact.
America, we are freedom believers and it is time to remove any hint of totalitarian tendencies by voting out those who give these orders.
We hope that the Supreme Court avoids a decision that would compromise a long-standing and popular pro-life policy.
One can only hope that the outrageous Michael Flynn conspiracy will be fully exposed and that the perpetrators will be brought to justice, but the cynic in me is not betting on it.
The Chinese Communist Party virus (aka COVID-19) is forcing people to be innovative -- and many will be constructively creative.
President Abdelmadjid Tebboune is committed to a course that may make Algeria a modern example of how to both weather a crisis and come out of it stronger than when it began.
The COVID-19 pandemic has occasioned a growing national dialogue about what a decent and competent democracy should stand for and how it should manage its affairs.
Cleaning and disinfecting when done together can be effective against COVID-19. There will always be some risk, but a clean environment minimizes the chance of people contracting COVID-19.
A pastor in Worcester, Massachusetts, has been fined $300, has been issued a criminal complaint by city officials and has been put on notice that he may very well serve time behind bars -- all for the "crime" of defying the governor's 10-person limit order and holding normal Sunday worship services. You go, pastor.
South Korea is in a different place than we are with the virus. They are way ahead of us; it's kind of like looking into the future compared to us. If we can get the cases going downhill, instead of plateauing, then you can start talking about baseball.
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