Given their shameful history of using donor disclosure to suppress the civil rights movement in the 1950s, the Democrats’ recent decision to revive the practice in H.R. 1 and use it to suppress contemporary dissenters is a bit surprising.
After last year’s low wattage campaign, expectations were low for Uncle Joe as president. Some 50 odd days in, all but the most committed partisans would admit he is off to a strong start.
Whether one calls it a crisis or a challenge, the situation on the U.S.-Mexico border has become a man-made disaster hand-crafted by President Joe Biden.
During March, we honor the accomplishments of women throughout our nation’s history and celebrate the many ways women contribute to our communities and enhance every aspect of American life.
Democrats like to say they are the party of women, but their actions demonstrate they are the party of political priorities first, and women whenever it is convenient.
Doesn't President Biden know that honesty is not only the best policy, it is a practice people don't have to brag about if they have a record of veracity.
Across the world, politicians are now promising climate policies costing tens of trillions of dollars – money we don’t have and resources that are desperately needed elsewhere.
President Jimmy Carter threatened an Olympic boycott against the Soviet Union in 1980. Once he considered it, he fell deeper into it, even when it was clear that the boycott would fail.
The other night, the president addressed the nation in his first prime time address, on the anniversary of the COVID lockdowns. His speech was at times dismal, at times boastful, but the sum of his remarks was entirely at odds with the mood of the nation.
For so many months the governor lied, blamed and covered up the numbers. He would always use flawed statistics when asked about the nursing home deaths.
