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This impeachment exercise is most assuredly about removing someone from office. It's just not about removing Trump from office.

Over the last week, President Trump has put on a clinic in seeking peace while projecting strength.

Decisive leadership by an American president on the world stage stabilizes global security and greatly enhances the security of the American people. 

He’s facing the strongest headwinds of his Majority Leadership career: an alleged “conservative” justice and self-centered shenanigans from fellow GOP senators, each seemingly ripe for bullying by the liberal media.

Remaining in Iraq increases the power of bureaucrats and think tanks in Washington and imperils the lives of Americans for no good reason.

No one expects Sanders to give the Jewish community and Israel special treatment because of his Jewish heritage. But at the same time, he should not be turning against the Jewish people and the Jewish homeland with greater vehemence than any non-Jewish candidate for president.

Since Donald Trump was elected president in November 2016, the Democrats’ strategy has been to oppose, resist and attack everything he says or does – regardless of how pathetic it makes them look.

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has made a mockery of impeachment and debased her high office.

Can the president legally kill a person not engaged in an act of violence because of what the person might do in the future? In a word: No.

President Trump gave Iranian leaders an off-ramp Wednesday from their dangerous confrontation with the U.S. They would be wise to take it.

As usual, the media brings nothing to the table, except a chip on their shoulder and a hunger for chaos.

President Trump made the right call to order the drone strike that eliminated Iranian Gen. Qassem Soleimani, ridding the world of a murderous terrorist leader and achieving an American strategic victory.

President Trump gave the most honest, direct speech about the Iranian dictatorship that has ever given by an American president.

Every member of Congress should have the courage to vote and be accountable for the question of whether another war in the Middle East is a good idea.

In his address to the nation Wednesday, President Trump’s re-upped – clearly and in no uncertain terms – his commitment to challenging Iran’s continuing efforts to run amok in the Middle East. opi

The WPA is probably unconstitutional. If the president is vested with authority by the Constitution, that authority may not be limited by a mere statute.

We are devastated by what has happened to our country and what is happening in the world. 

The next two days could determine whether we slide into a major escalation with Iran or find a way for both sides to step back from the brink and perhaps take our relations in an entirely new direction.  

As we wait to see how the U.S. will respond to Iran's firing of up to 15 ballistic missiles at American troops in Iraq early Wednesday, I want to thank President Trump for making difficult decisions to protect Americans around the world, such as his order to kill Iranian terrorist Gen. Qassem Soleimani on Friday.

Iran has come face to face with the prospect that actions have consequences.