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Not your garden variety election in N.J.
It wasn't until about 6:30 p.m. Wednesday -- 22-1/2 hours after the polls closed in New Jersey -- that the Associated Press called the race for governor in the Garden State for the incumbent Democrat, Phil Murphy.
On the budget, it's time to stop and start again
It's time for the Democrats to admit the voters didn't give them a mandate for the kind of change they are trying to push through Congress.
Taking back America
The outcome of the 2021 elections serves as the early harbinger: Americans are taking back America.
Dems' dirty tricks: Voter suppression, intimidation in Virginia
Democrats say they want to make voting more accessible and easier than ever.
Fretful climate crunch in Glasgow
It is a sign of maturity when, as British wordsmith Rudyard Kipling once noted, "you can keep your head when all about you are losing theirs."
In Virginia, voter suppression rears its ugly head
With the race for Virginia governor coming down to the wire, the Democrats have pulled out all the stops to make sure it goes in the win column.
Backing risky research in China should end Dr. Fauci's career
Renowned Dr. Anthony Fauci, despite his lofty title, is responsible for decisions that aided China in worsening the virulence of a pathogen similar to the one that has ravaged the world for nearly two years.
McAuliffe's diss of parents is a disqualifier
Terry McAuliffe's petulant remarks about parental involvement in public education were in no way taken "out of context" by his opponent, Glenn Youngkin.
Welcome for Truth Social, a woke-free worldview
The capture of social media by so-called "progressives" has subjected Americans to a torrent of outlandish images and words informing them that the arc of history demands they abandon the way of life they hold dear.
House Democrats and rising energy prices
With great excitement, House Democrats on the Government Oversight and Reform committee recently announced that they will have a hearing on October 28 focused on climate change.
Busting Biden's 'bigger is better' myth
Government exists to do the things that individuals cannot. It's natural, then, to assume that a bigger government can do those things even better.
Biden: Persona non grata in Virginia
"If you like what Joe Biden is doing to America, you'll love what Terry McAuliffe will do to Virginia."
The Biden purges
President Biden has a vision problem. Squinting at the world like a modern-day Mr. Magoo, he sees only universal COVID-19 inoculation as the solution for what ails the nation.
Biden's energy contradictions
This week, it was reported the Biden administration has asked U.S. oil-and-gas companies for their help in lowering U.S. energy costs.
Vaccine mandate overkill: Biden targets COVID-19 but hits liberty
Freedom is tattooed on the hearts of Americans at birth.
A supply chain bottleneck
Nearly half a million shipping containers packed with toys, holiday decorations, appliances, and furniture are stuck off the coast of Southern California, waiting to be offloaded.
America's gas pains return
President Biden proudly touts his determination to go all-in on renewable energy. A secret he would like to keep, though, is the harmful effect of his energy policies on U.S. consumers' finances.
More Americans are sadly living solo
It's an oddity that even as the U.S. population grows, more Americans are choosing to live alone.
Lengthy early voting in Virginia makes cheating easier
Early voting in Virginia's off-off-year race for governor has been underway for nearly three weeks already, having begun on Sept. 17, fully 47 days before the official Nov. 2 Election Day.
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