The case for Roy Moore
Once upon a time, even a Yellow Dog could get elected in places like Alabama -- so long as he was a Democrat. That dog done run off and nowadays a Democrat can't hardly win, even when running against an accused pedophile.
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With profiles in courage like Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand in powerful positions of authority around here, is it any wonder that men and women of America are living in such respectful bliss and harmony with one another?
Democrats using Texas tragedy to advance agenda
What kind of demonic soul walks into a church a murders 26 innocent people, including several children, at point-blank range?
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Such is the state of politics in America today that one entire wing of elected politicians is dominated by people who eagerly salivate every time a whacko gunman goes on some senseless rampage.
Northam victory based on dishonesty and racial animus
Yes, Virginia, there is still a Jim Crow. And his name is Ralph Northam, who deployed the most racially charged, dishonest, divisive and incendiary campaign in decades to get elected governor of the Commonwealth of Virginia.
Christ Church looks down on George Washington, Robert E. Lee
CORRECTION: In a column dated Oct. 29, 2017, I incorrectly noted: "The vestry of Christ Church in Alexandria, however, is not capable of grappling with such complexities. Truly, pearls before swine. After all, it is so much easier just to obliterate painful history than to understand it and learn from it."
Christ Church and the slavers' blood money
"All are welcome. No exceptions," reads the cheap, blue sign zip-tied to the wrought iron fence between brick pillars outside Christ Church in Alexandria.
'James Bond Journalist' throws Russian flag at Trump
What does it say about the State of Journalism in America today that when some kook wants to smuggle a bunch of Russian flags into the highly secured U.S. Capitol to throw at the president, he dresses up like a reporter?
A clown in a sequined cowboy hat distorts greatest sacrifice
At last America is once again unified. We are, it turns out, all racists.
A clown in a cowboy hat
For the good of humanity -- not to mention the notion of self-governance in America -- this woman must be removed from public office.
Trump takes wrecking ball to the swamp that is D.C.
There is the old adage that if you want a friend in Washington, get a dog. This has always been because the swamp contains the nastiest reptilian creatures that will just as soon strike you in the back as look at you.
The general schools doltish press corps
Gen. John Kelly stepped to the podium in the White House briefing room and delivered a bare-bottom, wire-brush, red-rash public spanking of the political press Thursday-- the likes of which we have never seen in the age of modern media. Except, perhaps, every single time President Trump addresses the media or hurls fiery bolts of Twitter lightning in their general direction.
Columbus deserves his day
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Puerto Rico the latest crisis Democrats see as too good to let go to waste
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Critics call Trump 'self-interested' like it's a bad thing
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Trump jingles spurs at U.N., decries rogue regimes Obama bowed to
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Trump 'experts' let imaginations run wild with dog-whistle political attacks
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Trump delivers to voters, even if they don't like it
Thrice now President Trump has struck a dirty deal with devious Democrats, thwarting the good governance of fellow Republicans and betraying the alliance of voters who sent him to the White House where they hoped he would just behave like a good, proper professional Republican.
Clinton's 'What Happened' blames everyone else for presidential loss, but we knew that already
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