Trump inherits Reagan's wind
No president from either party over the past three decades has earned the inheritance of Ronald Reagan on the world stage quite like President Trump has.
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At the end of all the scandal and drama, all of the breathlessly reported lies and false accusations, at the end of all the money wasted on some zany kabuki swamp dance choreographed to the thrumming of giant bullfrogs and yipping of excited coyotes — at the end of all of this — it comes down to precisely what we said it was a year and a half ago.
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Enough with the so-called White House chaos, already
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The leftist romance with lawlessness
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Next up (The Swamp hopes): The really truly final end of Trump
First they tried to beat him at the polls. They lost miserably. Then they unleashed America's most powerful and penetrating espionage apparatus against him at the height of the presidential campaign. And got caught red-handed.
This trap set long before Trump won
So this is the new standard for electing a president here in America, the greatest living experiment in self-governance.
This trap was set well before Trump won
It is the truest form of injustice. Singular evil. Blind hatred.
North Korea peace talks a mere smokescreen to Stormy Daniels truthers
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Hope Hicks and the truth of little white lies
Hope Hicks has more integrity and is far more honest than any of the lying politicians on the House "intelligence" committee who grilled her for nine hours this week about whether she has ever lied on behalf of her boss, the president of the United States.
Hope Hicks and the truth of little white lies
Hope Hicks has more integrity and is far more honest than any of the lying politicians on the House "Intelligence" Committee who grilled her for nine hours this week about whether she has ever lied on behalf of her boss, the president of the United States.
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They saw something, they said something, and Big Brother still couldn't protect them
Once again, it is the dangerous lie of "See something, say something."
