In January, it was reported that the Republican National Committee asked several major TV networks to consider sponsoring the GOP primary debates. Has the RNC learned nothing in the years succeeding its disastrous 2016 cycle?
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With its Revised Criminal Code Act of 2022, the D.C. Council proved yet again that the city is clearly not up to the responsibility of prudent self-governance that statehood would confer.
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Taxes are the price of living in a society that aspires to a brighter future. Citizen resistance rises, though, when politicians waste the fruits of their constituents' labor with callous disregard.
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Last week, Tucker Carlson opened his show on Fox News with a sample of the more than 40,000 hours of video of the Jan. 6 protest/riot/insurrection.
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The coronavirus emergency that gripped the world has faded, and U.S. citizens are busy getting on with their lives.
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President Biden's green revolution seeks to save the planet from climate change by ending the use of fossil fuels, but such hankering means little at ground level if it can't keep the lights on.
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Stop the presses! Former Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan announced Sunday that he won't seek the Republican nomination for president in 2024.
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President Biden told us early on that he'd put the green agenda high on his list of things to accomplish. We should have believed him, but because many of us didn't, we're paying the price.
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The Biden administration is seeking to gut rules that protect not only health care workers but also hospitals.
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Raising the debt limit always seems to elicit an existential moment among American politicians concerned about the sustainability of our financial trajectory.
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Americans generally assume they live among people of goodwill -- until proved otherwise.
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President Biden has put his lack of financial acumen on full display while blithely presiding over unbridled inflation that is shoving our economy toward a leaden recession.
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Taxpayers in a Virginia suburb of Washington were shaken down for more than $36,000 for a 60-minute speech from Nikole Hannah-Jones, the author behind The New York Times' factually flawed "1619 Project."
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