Opinion
Republicans will go to prison if Democrats win in November
The casual way Democrats threaten to throw Republicans in prison or prosecute them for supporting President Trump is alarming and indicative of exactly what they will try to do if they win power on Nov. 3.
What’s at stake in the midterms? Only the whole country
If you have seen the leftist riots burning their way across France this month, you have seen the future of our own country — if Democrats take control of Congress in the midterm elections.
Lane County Oregon CleanLane contract is a taxpayer-funded dumpster fire
Cities and counties across America are facing severe budget crunches. Inflationary pressures and dwindling federal support mean local governments must be incredibly prudent with taxpayer dollars.
Has Noah’s ark been found? Explosive claims ignite debate
Have the remains of Noah’s ark been found? That’s the explosive question sparking widespread debate in theological circles and on social media after a group of researchers claimed to have uncovered a boat-shaped structure underground near a mountainous region in Turkey.
Government power grows while constitutional liberty shrinks
The U.S. Constitution was ratified to create and to restrain the government.
New York’s property tax hike chases wealthy wallets away
New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani faces an uphill battle balancing the city’s budget while ushering in his very expensive socialist utopia. But rest assured: New public bathrooms and free opera tickets are still coming, and the ultra-wealthy will foot the bill. Or so the plan goes. Predictably, his “tax the rich” mantra is already going beyond New York socialites.
Are all the polls wrong? Maybe pollsters cannot find MAGA … again
It’s the biennial parlor game of U.S. politics: Pollsters release data showing Democrats cruising to victory, then Election Day comes and half the country wonders if it was dreaming.
Democrats’ apparent Muslim Brotherhood coziness should scare voters
The word “brotherhood” conjures thoughts of charity work, fellowship and wholesome Americana.
France ignored the warnings about extremists; Paris now pays the price
Watching the riots throughout France has made me think of the classic 1966 film “Is Paris Burning?”
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