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U.S. must rebuild its munitions production base
When America sends Patriot or Terminal High Altitude Area Defense (THAAD) missiles to defend our forces or allies abroad, the conversation after is always the same: Can we replace them fast enough?
Eliminate the capital gains tax on inflation
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MATCH Act can protect America's AI lead from China
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Trump's foreign student crackdown protects Jewish students
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Americans are blaming the wrong part of their electric bill
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Tucker Carlson and J.D. Hall are lying about Islam
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U.S. should remain focused on North Korea
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AI will happen with or without America
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