Trump deserves shot at 2024
The calls to move past Donald Trump have to be ignored by the voters ("Mutiny: GOP figures turn on Trump for deflating party's midterm score," Web, Nov. 10).
The calls to move past Donald Trump have to be ignored by the voters ("Mutiny: GOP figures turn on Trump for deflating party's midterm score," Web, Nov. 10).
SharesPresident Biden and the Democrats are pushing gender change for preteens without parents' knowledge ("Biden puts girls at risk to advance radical transgender agenda," Web, Oct. 31).
SharesThe cowardly GOP just failed America by allowing the crooked Clintons and their endless basket of deplorable operatives and dirty political tricks to out-hoax everyone in Washington -- again ("Mutiny: GOP figures turn on Trump for deflating party's midterm score," Web, Nov. 10).
SharesAs we honor our veterans today, we should also remember the lives lost on Nov. 11, 1918, the day the armistice ending World War I went into effect.
SharesPresident Biden's recent lecture on autocracy being "the rule of one: one person, one interest, one ideology, one party" lacked introspection -- and was sadly ironic in its applicability to his own administration.
SharesPolitics is a contact sport and professional politicians, like the Democratic Party's leading luminaries, have many decades in the sordid trenches ("Democrats out of touch with what most Americans care about," Web. Nov. 7).
Shares"Let them eat cake" has become "Let them eat Chef Boyardee."
SharesIn "No such thing as a 'Christian Democrat'" (Web, Oct. 30) Everett Piper, a former university president, writes that "today's Democratic party is no longer a party that any thoughtful Christian, whether they be Catholic, Orthodox, Anglican, evangelical or mainline Protestant, can support."
SharesI learned about "projection" long ago, in Central America.
SharesTom Basile is correct ("Voting is just the first step for Americans to save America," Web, Nov. 4).
SharesOne may wish to view political candidates without labels.
SharesAs President Reagan said, "I didn't leave the Democratic Party, the Democratic Party left me."
SharesIf it weren't so serious, I'd find President Biden's recent acknowledgement that he could be impeached following the midterms comical.
SharesFor two years Democrats, Big Tech and the mainstream media have colluded to vilify and cancel those who disagree.
SharesIt's election week, and one of our great values is the freedom to choose our elected officials. During last month's New York gubernatorial debate, New York Gov. Kathy Hochul told her opponent Rep. Lee Zeldin that she didn't understand why locking up criminals "is so important to" him. That sort of obliviousness helps explain why a recent CBS poll indicated that nearly 80% of voters think our country is out of control and that our current public officials are out of touch.
SharesPresident Biden, Senate Majority Leader Charles Schumer, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Homeland Security Chief Alejandro Mayorkas claim that our southern boarder is secure, but that is laughable ("Texas Democrat Henry Cuellar says southern border 'is not secure' amid record apprehensions," Web, Oct. 23).
SharesDinesh D'Souza received a five-year jail sentence for contributing $20,000 to a friend's political campaign -- but Mark Zuckerberg was free to spend $400 million to influence a presidential election with severe global consequences ("Mark Zuckerberg learns the hard way that politics is a full-contact sport," Web, Nov. 1).
SharesAs the Social Security system is fast approaching a point of crisis -- being unable to pay the full amount of promised benefits to retirees -- politicians are floating potential solutions.
SharesIndicators of America's dying society include social isolation, distrust among the population, a deterioration of the family unit, vile information censorship by a corrupt media, faltering educational standards and performance, group radicalization and an acceptance of voting fraud by a large swath of the population in both national and local elections.
SharesGun Owners of America's John Velleco is spot on: When it comes to violence and mass killings committed by disturbed and/or hate-filled people bent on harming others, guns are by no means the only tools available ("The IRS is the only assault weapon we should ban," Web, Sept. 6).
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