Soon-to-be ex-President Trump wants a 21-gun farewell salute ... of course
Donald J. Trump sure is a piece of work, isn't he? Published January 19, 2021
Joseph Curl covered the White House and politics for a decade for The Washington Times. He can be reached at josephcurl@gmail.com and on Twitter @josephcurl.
Donald J. Trump sure is a piece of work, isn't he? Published January 19, 2021
SharesAll of President Trump's achievements -- and they were real and significant -- have gone up in a puff of smoke. Published January 12, 2021
SharesTo hear the mainstream media and bleeding-heart liberals tell it, Republicans who plan to object to Electoral College votes in the 2020 presidential election are all but committing treason. Published January 5, 2021
SharesThis article is a slightly edited version of a column that first ran Dec. 30, 2013. Every year around Christmas, I think about George W. Bush. Published December 22, 2020
SharesWith the Electoral College on Monday officially making Joseph R. Biden the winner of the 2020 presidential election, President Trump is going to exit the White House in little more than a month. Published December 15, 2020
SharesIs Neera Tanden, Joe Biden's pick to become director of the Office of Budget and Management (OMB), the worst nominee in history? Published December 8, 2020
SharesAfter four years of a dogless White House under President Trump, Democrat Joe Biden, who appears set to be elected president when the Electoral College votes Dec. 14, is bringing two "friends" with him. Published December 1, 2020
SharesWith Joe Biden now well on his way to moving into the White House on Jan. 20, 2021, America is set to go from the most over-exposed president in history to the least seen commander in chief in decades. Published November 24, 2020
SharesAs if he needs more money, former President Barack Obama is out hawking a new book. But Mr. Obama's latest book is raising eyebrows because he is (once again) bashing America. Published November 17, 2020
SharesSince Election Day 2020, President Trump has claimed, without evidence, that there were some shenanigans in the presidential election -- voter fraud, dead people voting and the like. Social media was having none of it. Published November 10, 2020
SharesFor the last few months, Republicans have mused that maybe Mr. Biden really did plan to stay in his basement in his Wilmington, Delaware, mansion for the rest of the campaign. Published October 27, 2020
SharesPolitical pollsters are like weathermen -- they can completely blow the forecast and never get fired. Published October 20, 2020
SharesTo pack or not to pack? That is the question everyone has been asking Democratic presidential candidate Joseph R. Biden regarding his plans for the Supreme Court should he be elected president. Published October 13, 2020
SharesPresident Trump is back in the White House -- sleeping in his own bed, as he greatly prefers -- after a bout with COVID-19. Published October 6, 2020
SharesIt's hard to know whether Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden is sleeping every day in his basement in Wilmington, Delaware, but one thing is clear: The 77-year-old former vice president is barely visible on the campaign trail. Published September 29, 2020
SharesDonald Trump, who is president at least until noon on Jan. 20, 2021, had the audacity to declare that he would fill the vacant Supreme Court seat -- just as the U.S. Constitution directs him to do. Published September 22, 2020
SharesThe mainstream media has spent months hyping the dangers of COVID-19. But let's take a quick look at some numbers, shall we? Published September 15, 2020
SharesLiberals are all about demanding that people do as they say, but they never apply their rules to themselves. The COVID-19 pandemic has unmasked Democrats for the true hypocrites they are -- and always have been. Published September 8, 2020
SharesVirginia may be lost forever to Republicans. With counties around Washington, D.C., filling with yuppie liberals, the commonwealth -- which has produced eight presidents -- might never go red again. Published September 1, 2020
SharesHere's a shocking number: Democratic presidential candidates have received an average of nearly 90% of the Black vote for more than five decades. Published August 25, 2020
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