The biggest spend in President Joe Biden's core infrastructure plan is the $174 billion he's dedicated in taxpayer money to promote electric vehicles and EV charging stations around the country.
No president in American history has plundered the nation's treasury as efficiently as Joe Biden is intent on doing.
The most glaring omission from President Biden's speech to a joint session of Congress on Wednesday night was his shameful failure to address the illegal-immigration crisis at the southern border.
Some problems offer an array of solutions, but none of them satisfactory. In attempting to resolve long-standing U.S. military involvement in Afghanistan, President Biden has managed, regrettably, to pick the worst possible course of action, one that is likely to result in needless American deaths.
President Biden's proposed programs to tax, spend and regulate the economy, small business, our educational institutions, the health care system and other important parts of life here in America that the economists in the hip pocket of the progressive movement applaud.
Just because the 2020 presidential election results were fraught with suspicious irregularities doesn't mean the next one needs to be.
Apologies are scarce these days and, evidently, China can't spare one for its role in unleashing the coronavirus pandemic upon the world.
A pristine planet is prized in the 21st century, and human activity that uncaringly defiles the environment is roundly condemned.
In the most memorable — albeit apocryphal — quote of the Vietnam War, it was said of U.S. troops in the 1968 Battle of Ben Tre against the Viet Cong, "We had to destroy the village in order to save it."
Earth Day arrives annually on April 22, the height of the Northern Hemisphere's spring season when nature rejuvenates and the environment looks its best.
As the nation braces for another round of summer riots, fueled by the radical left's slogan of "no justice, no peace," lamenting our country's "systemic institutional racism," it's important to remember which political party has sought to bring down the collective temperature through bipartisan compromise.
If there was ever a moment -- this is it -- to remain mindful that beneath the rainbow of skin colors, we all bleed red.
With the U.S. presidency flipping from Republican control to the Democratic Party has come the subsequent reformulating of defiance.
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