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We are seeing now what happens when the rule of law breaks down. It is frightening, but it is hardly unprecedented, even in modern history.

As the viral footage of George Floyd’s death surfaced, it seemed, for a brief moment in time, America’s indignation was united over the unjust death of another black man. 

The root cause of our current issues in America is much bigger than the evils of police brutality.

The menaces terrorizing our cities right now share much in common with the bad cops they claim to despise. 

Lately, it seems, each week produces a new account of a black person being slaughtered by police officers or individuals with ties to law enforcement.  

The nation went up in flames this weekend. No one in charge stood up to save America.

My senior year at West Point I decided to go after one of the items on my bucket list: Climb Mount Everest.  

We all agree that the killing of George Floyd was wrong. We might also agree it is time for real change and you don’t accomplish that by tearing up our cities.

Local leaders have a chance to stop the lawlessness instead of watching as rioters in their grief and anger destroy neighborhoods.

The thug charged in the murder of George Floyd does not speak for me. Neither do the rioters on our city streets. So who does?

George Floyd is a martyr. His death is more than a tragic incident on the streets of Minneapolis, it is emblematic of a traumatic and abusive 401-year relationship. 

The statement by President Trump that the United States will designate Antifa as a terrorist group is an important one.

There is another invisible disease afflicting our country, and that disproportionally impacts African-Americans. This disease is the insidious systemic racism that killed George Floyd on Memorial Day.

Republicans and Democrats in the Senate are unifying around three infrastructure bills to fix America’s highways, ports and water systems.

The action would permit the surveillance of Americans in the absence of probable cause.

Liberal agitators don’t care about Stephanie and the poor urban communities that have been destroyed in the four-day orgy of self-congratulatory violence they sanctioned.

Racism continues to claim American lives, and we seem no closer to a cure than we are to finding a vaccine for COVID-19. 

For most of Donald Trump’s brief political career, chaos has been his friend.

It was Rosenstein who presided over the special counsel investigation of President Trump, all the while conspiring behind the scenes to overthrow him.

“Green Light” is an appropriate name because this law gives illegal aliens a green light to disrespect our immigration laws and our sovereignty.