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Bold & Blunt Podcast

Washington Times online opinion editor Cheryl Chumley brings her no-holds-barred take on the big issues of the day.

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WATCH: Data centers are key to winning AI wars

- The Washington Times

There's a pushback in the United States against the construction of data centers. But these buildings aren't just job opportunities. They're national security. And fact is, if America can't beat China on the global war for technology dominance, then communism wins and freedom loses.

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Democrats want DSA-ers to stop saying the quiet part out loud

- The Washington Times

The Democratic Socialists of America and its radical goals for America don't worry Democrats so much as the fact that DSA members are saying them out loud, and potentially ruining the chances for all the socialists who've quietly infiltrated the Democrat Party to a) win their own elections and b) push the socialist agenda secretly.

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Communism cannot exist when citizens know their rights are from God

- The Washington Times

Remember when Barack Obama used his presidency to declare a "Cuban thaw" and in December 2014, threw open America's doors wide to forge a "new course in relations" with Cuban President Raul Castro and his communist government? Yeah. That went about as well as could be expected. Fast-forward to today.

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Nicaragua communists are the dream of Democrats

- The Washington Times

Nicaragua's 80-year-old communist dictator, Daniel Ortega, announced his country would no longer hold elections. Republicans look at that and go, holy cow, what a tyrant. Democrats look at that and go, how do we do that here?

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For the love of America, please stop calling them progressives

- The Washington Times

Allowing leftist politicians to get by with hiding their anti-American ideologies under the cloak of a safe Democrat Party is a bias of the worst kind. It doesn't just advance a lie. It advances a cover for a very destructive force that is rapidly seeping into the government and destroying America.

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The New York Times was right to report on Qatar-gifted Air Force One

- The Washington Times

The Department of Justice has subpoenaed four New York Times journalists for reporting a security matter that required President Trump to fly home on the old Air Force One, not the Qatari-gifted plane, from the NATO summit. This is not a fight the White House should win. It's not even a fight the administration should wage.