Establishment media and the Democratic Party's conspicuous lack of interest in sexual harassment and assault allegations made by a former Senate staffer against former Vice President Joe Biden, the presumptive Democratic presidential nominee, speaks volumes.
It’s clear how China sees the coronavirus pandemic: Not simply, or even primarily, as a public health disaster in which thousands are dying, but as part of a larger geopolitical struggle for control of the world.
President Trump is carefully balancing the need to protect the health of the American people in the face of the coronavirus pandemic with the need to put Americans back to work so they are drawing paychecks and so our economy begins booming once again.
In responding to the outbreak of coronavirus across the country, every level of government has worked together, and reopening our nation’s economy must be no different.
While the media have failed to make their case against Trump for incompetence and partisanship, they have resoundingly demonstrated their own -- and the public is not likely to soon forget it.
The Interior Department has closed access to some of our country’s most iconic places, such as Yellowstone National Park, Grand Canyon National Park and the Washington Monument.
Joe Biden pops up in the news now and then, but President Trump is on TV every day with his extended coronavirus briefings that sometimes sound like campaign rallies, as he boasts about what a wonderful job he and his administration are doing responding to the coronavirus pandemic.
The CARES Act threw a much-needed financial lifeline to businesses of all sizes, types and industries so they have the best chance to survive and join the recovery that’s on America’s horizon.
Right now it’s difficult to imagine November’s election being a referendum on anything other than the current coronavirus pandemic and our government’s response to it.
