Biden should be impeached for his open borders policy
Semantics are important for how we communicate and define issues. One who controls words controls the narrative.
Opinion
‘Cuomosexual’ State of Mind
Somebody needs to check the water lines going into the New York governor’s mansion in Albany. Those pipes are apparently leaching Viagra, testosterone, and horny goat weed into the drinking supply.
Biden team’s misguided and deadly COVID-19 vaccine strategy
The Biden Administration’s strategy to universally vaccinate in the middle of the pandemic is bad science and badly needs a reboot.
Reagan’s firing of striking air traffic controllers set the stage for his presidency
Biden’s COVID-19 hypocrites flout the rules and spread the virus
The government Is waging war on your financial privacy
How American health care can advance U.S. foreign policy
Vaccine-mandating our way merrily toward communism
Biden blames Republicans for pandemic spread
Slave New World: Going green relies heavily on forced labor in China
The Biden Administration goal of net-zero CO2 emissions by 2050 faces some troubling supply-chain issues, like child labor in the cobalt mines of the Democratic Republic of the Congo and, not to put too fine a point on it, slave labor in China.
When should a cyberattack be declared an act of war?
In 1888, German Chancellor Otto von Bismarck said, “One day the great European War will come out of some damned foolish thing in the Balkans.” His words proved prophetic.
Joe Biden is turning his back on free trade with the U.K.
Five years on, the doomsday predictions for the British economy, should that nation dare to exit the EU, still have not come to pass. Indeed, they have widely missed the mark.
Who’s afraid of an election audit?
Earlier last month, State Senator Doug Mastriano (R-District 33) announced he is initiating an audit of the 2020 general election results in Pennsylvania.
As worker demands rise, companies embrace automation
Higher minimum wage. Unlimited paid time off. More overtime rules. Greater power to unionize. Extended unemployment.
Freedom in the time of COVID-19 madness
Sadly, we are approaching a time in America during which our elected public officials will assault the liberties we have hired them to protect.
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Woke CEOs are undermining the democratic process
One petty tactic seen too often in modern politics is a finger-pointing game to decide which party is "pro-democracy" and which is the "threat to democracy."
Supreme Court gives China a technology innovation advantage over U.S.
In Supreme Court session postmortems, don't expect mention of any change in course from the vast injury it's inflicted over the past dozen years on patent eligibility.
Kultursmog, William Regnery II and the left's mythology of white supremacists
Kultursmog is that aspect of American culture that is utterly politicized, and it is politicized by the politics of the left. Its leading pollution centers are Hollywood, California, New York City, Washington, D.C., and increasingly Silicon Valley.
LOVERRO: Rodgers, Packers boss Murphy come from different worlds
Is Aaron Rodgers -- who reported to training camp after giving every indication he wouldn't play for the Packers again -- really back?
The PRO Act: A cash cow for unions and Democrats' campaigns
Last week, the deceptively named Protecting the Right to Organize (PRO) Act received a hearing in the U.S. Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions.
The U.S. should rejoin the Trans-Pacific Partnership
If American wants to remain the most technologically advanced nation on the planet, then-President Biden should rejoin the Trans-Pacific Partnership.
Federalism: A cure for what ails the U.S.
We all have a direct stake in protecting federalism, even if we don't always like what it produces.
Government does not know best when it comes to health care
Small businesses across the country are struggling as they work to fully reopen and bring back employees. The cost of health coverage continues to weigh on their bottom lines and competitiveness.
Iran's crimes and acts of war will continue until Biden responds forcefully
The plot was audacious: Agents of the Islamic Republic of Iran would kidnap an American citizen on American soil.
Biden's cognitive dysfunction takes front and center
President Biden's "just Joe" gaffes have turned a more serious corner. By all appearances, "just Joe" is a fruitcake. People are definitely noticing.
Were votes legal to begin with?
"Maricopa County launches 'JustTheFacts' website to combat Trump's stolen election claims" (Web, July 23) states that Maricopa County officials "point out that a hand account of a statistical sample of ballots matched the final vote tally and that an independent audit of the county's voting machines and software found nothing wrong." This does not address the matter of whether all voters who voted did so legally. What about the sworn affidavits in several battleground states about mail-in ballots that did not have any creases from being folded? Was this also an issue in Arizona? Would the sample used be enough to uncover whether the same ballots were run through a machine multiple times?
Hoping Pelosi's arson is at end
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is a proud political arsonist -- as long as the fire serves as a partisan political device ("Pelosi pledges to hold up infrastructure bill, as Portman says Senate is nearing a deal," Web, July 25). She assembles Republican kindling by disdaining bipartisan appeals on a standalone infrastructure bill; spreads accelerant by claiming that physical infrastructure must be supplemented by trillions in human infrastructure; lights the fuse with loud protestations against reasonable legislation and then dances amidst charred Republican remains.
Allowing sunburn is child abuse
While relaxing with our family on a Florida Panhandle beach recently, my wife and I observed a large family set up about two car lengths away from our canopy. Shortly thereafter, I walked over and asked the young man holding the baby if he would like to lay his baby under our shade. In heavily accented English he said kindly, "Thanks, but no." We continued to watch the seemingly sunblock-less young baby redden.
Climate hyperbolists are finding the pandemic stole their thunder
Americans are not naturally inclined to peer out the window in the morning to see if the sky is falling.
Olympic uninspiration
This year's summer Olympics in Tokyo are hardly underway and already they have suffered a fairly epic collapse in ratings, falling to a 33-year low.
Why Americans should be concerned about communist China's influence in Africa
For decades, communist China has been wielding its influence in African countries, establishing strong financial interests and convincing growing nations that its authoritarian communism is a better form of government.
Kristi Noem: A rising star in the conservative movement
South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem likes to present herself as a "normal everyday" person "who enjoys life."
America's foolish nation-building in Afghanistan
Was the "war" in Afghanistan a failure? The answer depends on what the "mission" was.
Biden's reckless tax-and-spend plan will make inflation worse
Thanks to President Joe Biden's policies, American families and small businesses are seeing rampant inflation that is reducing purchasing power and stretching budgets.
