Recently President Biden has been telling the media he "wrote" two very major changes into the lives of U.S. citizens: the Inflation Reduction Act and, more recently, the Democratic Party's revamping of the state primary schedules.
SharesThe revelations of Elon Musk should shock us to our foundations ("Musk releases Twitter internal documents showing details of suppression of Hunter Biden laptop story," Web, Dec. 2).
SharesI read the sad column by a Kansas mother who lost her 16-year-old son to a pill containing fentanyl ("A fentanyl-laced pill killed my son," Web, Nov. 21).
SharesSo often we must recognize that a president is damned if he does and damned if he doesn't.
SharesThere was little to no observance of Native American Heritage Month in November because of the midterm elections and the senseless gun violence at a Walmart in Chesapeake, Virginia, and the University of Virginia.
Shares"Taxes Have Consequences: An Economic History of the United States," reviewed recently in The Washington Times, purports to show that tax cuts for the rich benefit all Americans ("Book Review: 'Taxes Have Consequences: An Economic History of the United States,'" Web, Nov. 24).
SharesAmid encomiums showered on outgoing House Speaker Nancy Pelosi after her resignation are a few brickbats, all in the spirit of clean and honest political combat (the kind Mrs. Pelosi always excelled at).
SharesThe division of our executive, judicial and bicameral legislative bodies into separate parts is the underlying principle in our system of government.
SharesTransport via railroad is one of the most critical ways of shipping large quantities of goods -- and people -- within North America ("Train union down on Biden for pushing Congress to avert strike," Web, Nov. 29).
SharesOne of the most disgraceful aspects of the present inflation and its horrendous damage to the average American is that the Beltway bureaucracy is making six figures and hasn't begun to feel the pain being felt everywhere else.
SharesHistorically, governors who win big in their midterms (Ronald Reagan, Bill Clinton, George W. Bush) make strong presidential candidates.
SharesIn his 21 months in office, President Biden has spent no fewer than 246 days in Delaware.
SharesVoters who are Trump supporters really favor him for two reasons.
SharesMy last contribution to the Republican National Committee was $250.
SharesThere is a rising sentiment that the U.S. will have to force Ukraine into a truce with Russia because of the costs and the "emptying of our warehouses" of weapons.
SharesWhen Winston Churchill spoke of "the lights of a perverted science," he wasn't criticizing or referring to the many benefits that harnessing the powers of chemistry and physics have bestowed upon humankind.
SharesThe Pelosi-contrived, partisan Jan. 6 hearings have ended and an anti-Trump report will soon be delivered ("Rep. Adam Schiff denies reported rift within Jan. 6 committee," Web, Nov. 27).
SharesSo milk is racist ("Spilt milk: Why Democrats say only offering cow's milk in schools is 'dietary racism,'" Web, Nov. 23).
SharesClicking through the New York metropolitan news channels, it is hard not to notice the complete media blackout of live coverage of former President Donald Trump's 2024 candidacy announcement.
SharesBefore announcing his candidacy for president in 2024, former President Donald Trump should have heeded the words of Kenny Rogers in "The Gambler": "You got to know when to hold 'em, know when to fold 'em, know when to walk away and know when to run."
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