Why the left will cut Biden loose
Republican pundits and conservative activists are debating whether they can win in 2024 with the successful Trump agenda but without the controversial former President Donald Trump as their nominee.
Opinion
Divine intervention of Donald J. Trump
Constitutionally speaking, the most amazing thing about Friday’s blockbuster Supreme Court decision to overturn Roe v. Wade is that anyone found it controversial in the first place.
The GOP’s right-wing, ideological purity litmus test lunacy
Republicans’ opportunity to reclaim the mantle of leadership will be squandered if party leadership, conservative media and voters on the far-right demand adherence to unachievable standards for ideological purity.
Biden’s energy policy charades
Supreme Court corrects a miscarriage of the Constitution
Voters will now decide abortion rights
A new opportunity to defend the weakest and most vulnerable from the violence of abortion
How the pro-life movement is winning
Hispanic voters break free of Democrats’ racist grip
Red flag laws will lead to gun confiscations
Gun control legislation is winding through the Senate, largely on the wings of Democrats but floated, too, by a dozen or so Republicans who’ve seen fit to sign on to red flag laws.These Republicans are politically misstepping. Republicans have no business supporting red flag laws.
Juneteenth v. July 4
Juneteenth is possible because of Independence Day. The radicals pushing the 1619 Project and critical race theory would likely beg to differ with this statement, but the facts make a compelling case.
Our mass shooting problem defies an easy fix
When I was in high school, my homeroom teacher had a sign on her wall that read, “For any complex problem, there is a simple solution that will not work.”
Media attempt to reframe midterm elections to protect Biden
The midterm elections are coming, and President Biden’s Democrats are in big trouble.
The Supreme Court: Worst case scenario
Nine Justices sit on the United States Supreme Court. Whenever a sitting justice either voluntarily retires or passes away, a vacancy on the court is recognized. The President of the United States nominates someone to fill the vacant seat, with the advice and consent of the US Senate. A nomination to the Court is considered to be official when the Senate receives a signed nomination letter from the President. Once the Senate has held hearings and investigated the qualifications of the nominee, they vote and if a majority is in favor, the person is approved and takes his or her place on the highest court in the land.
Restoring fairness to female athletics
The Switzerland-based Federation Internationale de Natation, the international governing body for swimming competitions, this week finally stood up for female swimmers.
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The progressive antitrust Trojan Horse
Progressives have a plan to expand antitrust law that would effectively nationalize America's most successful companies.
The truth about who really dismantled our immigration system
Secretary of Homeland Security, Alejandro Mayorkas has often said that our current immigration crisis has been partly caused by what he claims was a dismantled immigration system inherited from the Trump Administration.
The left's grand plan to destroy our country
You can't make fundamental change to a prosperous nation. That's why Democrats are purposefully trying to destroy our country as we know it in their quest to change America into a socialist state.
Stanley Cup Final hinges on contrast in goaltending
Avalanche coach Jared Bednar's choice of goaltender could tip the balance of the series. Of course, Andrei Vasilevskiy has the potential to flip it in Tampa Bay's favor, too. He was sharp in Game 3, making 37 saves after allowing seven goals for just the second time in his NHL career.
Gas-tax suspension idea will fail
I do not like $5-per-gallon gasoline any more than any other beleaguered American motorist, but I am disappointed to learn that the president is planning to address the situation by suspending the federal gasoline tax of 18.4 cents per gallon ("Biden weighing federal gas tax holiday, sending out gas rebate cards," Web, June 20). This action is gimmickry, pure and simple -- as was the decision to release gasoline from the Strategic Petroleum Reserve, which was ineffective.
Impeach Biden now
President Biden is a gutless, empty suit and traitor to our country. He is guilty of making deals behind closed doors with sworn enemies such as Iran, committing treason. He shows a yellow streak a mile wide as he lets Russian President Putin dictate to the world his contempt for the human race.
'Pro choice' -- if choice is abortion
Shame on Sen. Mark Warner, Virginia Democrat, for signing a letter with over 20 other congressional Democrats urging Google to "restrict search results showing pro-life pregnancy centers" and calling such facilities "fake clinics" because they don't kill preborn babies ("Democrats ask Google to rig searches," Inside Politics, June 20).
Managing the work from home rebellion
American businesses are ordering, cajoling and even bribing workers to return to their offices, but fear, pleading and free food don't stack up against some cold realities.
Returning to good times with Clarence Thomas and Steve Scalise
Some years ago as the pandemic was making its first stirrings, I heard from assorted pundits across the fruited plain that America was going to be changed forever.
Why I support Mike Pence for president in 2024
I enthusiastically endorse Mr. Pence as the Republican Party's presidential candidate in 2024.
Independent agencies like CFPB and FERC are unconstitutional
"All executive power shall be vested in the President of the United States of America."
Biden wastes energy on unyielding Iran
Much has been said of former President Donald Trump, but seldom heard is that he is a poor judge of a deal.
Westerners, too, are waging a 'War on the West'
Vladimir Putin's Russia. Xi Jinping's China. Ali Khamenei's Iran. Al-Qaida. The Islamic State. These and other actors are waging a war on the West, a war against Western power and values.
J.Lo jumps the shark on LGBTQ
Jennifer Lopez introduced her daughter Emme at a recent Los Angeles event as "they" and "them" -- confusing listeners and next-day media readers, while also advancing an agenda that is sheer lunacy and, truth be told, abusive to children. Enough of the normalization of mental disorders.
LOVERRO: Nationals' presence causing Orioles' demise is an Angelos family myth
There is any number of reasons for the demise of the Orioles franchise that have had far more impact than the presence of the Nationals. The most obvious, of course, is the incompetence of the Baltimore franchise under Angelos ownership.
Strasburg climbing up list of worst contracts in D.C. sports history
Stephen Strasburg's deal -- on the books for $35 million per year -- is on track to end up among the worst handed out in D.C. sports history, right alongside John Wall, Albert Haynesworth and a handful of others whose deals now make fans cringe when brought up.
The decline of America
Two recent Gallup polls reveal an erosion of foundational principles that are key to a stable and enduring society.
How will it end? A recession is likely 'inevitable'
Great inflations almost always end with a recession or depression.
Supreme Court risks left's Black genocide
With the U.S. Supreme Court poised to likely overturn Roe v. Wade, the public debate over abortion has switched into high gear.
