Is China’s ‘Cultural Revolution 2.0’ upon us?
Echoes of the Cultural Revolution are reverberating throughout China today, with the Chinese government harking back to the past and placing curbs on many aspects of ideology and culture.
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Sen. Bernie Sanders’ takeover of American health care
The reconciliation legislation has so many bad features, it is easy to lose track of some of them.
Questions for Milley and Austin about Afghanistan
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin and Joint Chiefs of Staff chairman Gen. Mark Milley will testify on September 28 before the Senate Armed Services Committee.
Biden, the Taliban’s best friend
The death of Americans’ financial privacy
Living with a nuclear North Korea
Biden preaches ‘dignity’ at U.N.
If not for double standards, liberals would have no standards at all
Litvinenko verdict signals hope for justice in MH17 shoot-down case
Immorality destroying free market
Democrats are pushing for the corporate world to take up the socialist agenda that, due to constitutional constraints, can’t be passed by legislation or executively ordered into regulation. And lapdog executives are largely complying — mostly, because they’re soulless SOBs.
Work from home is overhyped
There was a recent study by product review site Digital.com that claims that 69 percent of businesses in the U.S. have “permanently closed” some or all of their office spaces since March 2020. Do you believe that?
Volodymyr the Invincible
Soon after the spectacle of woke America’s self-humiliation in Afghanistan, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy was getting an “‘ironclad commitment” to Ukraine’s security from President Biden.
Vote ‘no’ on infrastructure
As the House Republicans consider their next step concerning the “infrastructure” legislation on which they may be voting next week (depending on the whims of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi), they need to keep a few things in mind.
Ukraine on my mind
During his recent visit to Washington, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy met with President Biden and a few members of Congress.
The swamp monsters who run Biden’s White House
The Biden administration is full of lying swamp monsters who will do and say anything to preserve their positions of power.
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