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Dems promote yet another falsehood to mobilize their base

Once a tough-on-crime prosecutor, she now can’t answer a simple question about defunding the police.

This week, while all eyes have been on the DNC, truly historic events have occurred in the Middle East.

President Trump has correctly pointed out that mail-in elections can be plagued with fraud and other serious problems, making it impossible to know who the winner is in a close race.

In one respect, the virtual Democratic Convention proved Tuesday night to be a massive improvement on the real thing/

Watching the long slog of the second night of the Democrats’ convention, a famous Winston Churchill line came to mind: “Take this pudding away — it has no theme!”

Speakers stressed that Joe Biden would bring competence to the White House — a welcome change from the incompetent leadership of Trump, who ignores science and facts and has failed to act effectively against COVID-19, which has infected more than 5.4 million Americans and killed more than 171,000.

Tuesday's DNC offered a second evening of angry rhetoric and empty radical promises.

The second night of the Democratic National Convention was highlighted by a parade of political "failures," Laura Ingraham said Tuesday night.

Tuesday night the DNC made an effort to bridge the old and the new generations in the Democratic Party.

The first night of the Democratic National Convention largely offered nothing of value, Sean Hannity argued Tuesday before claiming that Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt. was the "only person who actually gave any substance at all."

Speakers at the Democratic National Convention made attacks on President Trump not based on facts and ignored the failings of Democrats.

It took the committee three years to figure out the obvious: there is “absolutely no evidence that then-candidate Donald Trump or his campaign colluded with the Russian government to meddle in the 2016 election.”

President Trump announced Tuesday that he will issue a posthumous pardon to Susan B. Anthony.

I am confident in predicting that this week’s Democratic National Convention will be the high-water mark before the collapse of the Joe Biden-Kamala Harris ticket. 

Either we are a country of law and order or we are not. Your choice. 

What do Democrats stand for, besides unity and diversity and . . . hating Trump?

Now, the left wants to abolish the department created — with overwhelming bipartisan support — to make us safer after the 9/11 terrorist attacks.

There are clear opportunities for Trump to close the gap with Biden, and even, potentially to eke out another Electoral College win in November.

It’s no secret that Democrats struggled to come together in 2016.