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Scrutiny of JD Vance’s Antisemitism Comments Not Ridiculous

When the Democratic Party has already been consumed by antisemitism, a lot of people are genuinely worried about whether Republicans will go the same way.

‘How a Vanishing Supreme Court Seat Led to John Marshall’s Appointment’

That’s the title of my new Confirmation Tales post.

The Ridiculous Hyper-Parsing of JD Vance

Critics of his talk at the RJC are missing the forest for the trees...

China Understands the New Energy War. Does America?

‘Peace through strength’ doesn’t just come through military strength.

No to any ‘pandemic treaty’ put forward by the WHO

The World Health Organization’s political corruption contributed to the global spread of COVID-19 and the global lack of preparedness to combat the virus. So why should we even humor a “pandemic treaty” from that useless organization? Reps. Chris Smith (R-NJ) and Brad Wenstrup (R-OH) have already pointed out that this treaty, called the “Pandemic prevention, […]

Broker fees are breaking NYC housing, all thanks to leftist Dems

A scummy real estate broker tried to charge a $15,000 fee for a rent-controlled apartment. Time to change the cruel New York laws that...

Tucker Carlson interview brings new and familiar insights into Vladimir Putin’s thinking

Interviewing Vladimir Putin in Moscow, Tucker Carlson helped unveil the Russian president’s thinking. Although it offers Putin some domestic propaganda value and a limited angle by which to divide Americans, I would argue that the interview was significantly more valuable to U.S. interests than it was negative. It gave us new insight into how Putin […]

Russia is making mistakes beyond Ukraine. Why won’t the US take advantage of them?

People may debate aid for Ukraine, but as the second anniversary of Russia’s invasion nears, one thing is clear: Russian President Vladimir Putin’s decision to go to war was a mistake. What Putin envisioned as a two-day cakewalk to Kyiv is now a war of attrition. Russia has lost a quarter of its troops. Many […]

A House race, out of the ashes

COLUMBIANA, Ohio — The day Rep. Bill Johnson announced he was resigning from his congressional seat that skims along the Pennsylvania and West Virginia state lines to become president of Youngstown State University, Tammy Tsai came home from filming local residents’ stories about how the massive local train derailment had changed their lives, looked at […]

The Democratic Party doesn’t care about Joe Biden — it cares about power

Everyone in politics is expendable. Some figure this out and bow out gracefully, as did former House Speaker Kevin McCarthy when members of his own party worked with the Democrats to oust him from the speakership last year. Others learn it the hard way. President Joe Biden appears to be in the latter camp. After […]

How likely is war between Russia and NATO?

The defense ministers of several NATO states, including Germany, Norway, and Poland, have stated that the West needs to prepare for war with Russia. Their warnings are intended to draw attention to three realities: that Europe can no longer depend on the United States, especially if there is a second Trump presidency; that Europe itself […]

Kansas leads the way in combatting parental exclusion policies

Over the last three years, we have witnessed a concerning trend of parental exclusion policies in public schools nationwide. A move by school districts that was initially thought to be “very liberal” or “a California thing” now exists in 33 states.   Parents Defending Education has a running list of schools and students affected by such […]

‘Ageism’ is a broken concept

“Discrimination” is one of the worst things you could be accused of these days, but sometimes, discriminating is normal and fine. That is, sometimes it’s right to judge someone by their characteristics such as their height, sex, intelligence, or even age. Today, as the Democrats’ 81-year-old president and presumptive nominee is showing his cognitive and […]

If Trump gave the presser Biden did, Democrats would say he’s unfit for office

President Joe Biden held a press conference on Thursday night to do damage control over special counsel Robert Hur’s report over Biden’s handling of classified documents. However, the presser was such a disaster that it unquestionably caused more damage than it controlled. It was a public relations nightmare for Biden, who came off as angry, […]

Hawaii doesn’t think the Constitution applies to it for some reason

Hawaii shocked the nation with perhaps the most incompetently cobbled-together justification in history for violating the Constitution.  On Wednesday, the Hawaii Supreme Court ruled in State v. Wilson that citizen and firearm user Christopher Wilson had violated state laws by publicly carrying a gun without a state permit. It stated that while the state justices […]

Latest jobs report is just good enough to give investors a wake-up call

On its face, the most recent jobs report blew away economists’ expectations. According to the January employment report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the U.S. economy added a gargantuan 353,000 jobs that month. That’s nearly double what economists expected and enough to keep the unemployment rate steady at 3.7%, just a hair above the […]

People are dying as Obrador exploits Biden’s weakness

Normally a foreign leader complaining about negative American media press coverage isn’t worth noting. But when that leader’s country is the top exporter of a product that has become a leading cause of death for Americans between the ages of 18 and 49, and when the press coverage accuses that leader of taking drug cartel […]

Jill Biden and Dems committed elder abuse on Joe — now they must force him to step aside

As part of special counsel Robert Hur's investigation into Joe Biden, he reviewed interviews conducted by a ghostwriter with Biden after he left office.

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