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I have admittedly been a critic of President Trump’s record of pardons from his first foray into presidential clemency.

The time for campaigning and complaining about the election results is over. Our leaders in Washington must begin the hard work of governing as Joe Biden takes office as our president..

All patriotic Americans – including those who did not vote for him – should be rooting for Biden's succes.

Americans should prepare for a severe case of whiplash as President Joe Biden’s administration takes office. With power changing hands, political expediency will drive Democrats to embrace positions they spent four years castigating.

It is going to be really hard to see how Democratic members of Congress work with those who voted against certifying Electoral College votes from Arizona and Pennsylvania.

The Trump administration is coming to an end. Why are Democrats not celebrating

Here's the latest target for retribution by the foaming elites: patriotic Americans.

Joe Biden will inherit several unprecedented, immense domestic crises on Wednesday.

I have been wrestling with the wisdom of proceeding with impeachment due to the lateness of Trump’s term.

As Joe becomes president this week Americans everywhere are frightened by the growing numbers of coronavirus infections and death.

Anyone who remembers the Obama years can guess the changes in the media that are coming with Biden as president

Our capital city is currently under military occupation.

Trump ran as a disrupter, but was a piker compared to those who hated him and were willing to smash every social, political and legal norm to drive him from office. 

The best argument for Donald Trump’s presidency was never about the man himself.

There’s a reason why blameless Republicans and Trump voters are being tarred with the same brush as the Capitol rioters. 

My mother's life – like that of so many Black immigrants in the United States – was made better by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and other brave souls who were willing to put their lives on the line for freedom, justice, equity and a more representative democracy.  

Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s legacy remains one of the few still respected by Americans across the political divide. And today, his birthday, is an opportune time to reflect on what makes his legacy so unique.  

When Joe Biden becomes president of the United States at noon Wednesday he will need bipartisan cooperation to launch his national security policies and get members of his national security team confirmed by the Senate.

Surely, the violence at the U.S. Capitol would have broken his heart, as would the partisan witch hunts that seem to multiply daily. 

Trump’s critics want to silence his voice, bankrupt his businesses, cut off his political funding, banish his family and, for good measure, humiliate and censor the 74 million Americans who voted for him in November.