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Socialists like Bernie Sanders tell us that “the rich get richer, and the poor get poorer.”

Anti-Trump Democrats better start preparing for reality.

Would it surprise you that according to Data scientist Seth Stephens-Davidowitz “sexless marriage” is one of the most Googles phrases when it comes to marriage issues in America?

Friday’s report that the United States created 263,000 jobs in April – about 33 percent more than expected – should be a devastating blow to socialism, if Republicans can force the argument. However, there is no reason to believe Republicans have anything like the skills necessary to defeat the left.

In the midst of the celebration there is a subtle, yet devastating, message our graduates often hear. It comes in different forms, yet the heart of the communication is the same.

Thursday morning, President Trump appeared in the Rose Garden for the National Day of Prayer.  It was anything but a "normal" religious event. It wasn't a somber, restrained affair. It was a joyous call for unity, at a time when unity is vitally needed.

Attorney General William Barr’s testimony before the Senate Judiciary Committee on the Department of Justice’s investigation into Russian interference with the 2016 election, and his refusal to testify before House Judiciary Thursday, both revealed much about the new attorney general and the Democrats who sought to question him.

Atheists want you to believe that every time someone utters “God bless America” a spontaneous church revival breaks out in the schoolhouse and children convert to the Christian faith.

The economy is growing faster, job creation is resilient, and wage growth is surpassing anything we’ve seen in the last 10 years. It’s great news for the average American, and increasingly inconvenient for those telling us capitalism has failed.

We now have an admission from the Ukrainian embassy that, in fact, the DNC did try to collude with their government during the 2016 election. We actually have evidence. 

I’m all for a good political fight over the issues, but the politics of personal destruction is hindering our democracy; the lack of respect for opponents across the aisle is furthering the deep divisions in this country.

if Democrats today focused more on improving the lives of everyday Americans, instead of acting out their silly scenes in like a “Kill Bill” sequel, maybe they would have more to show for their first 100 days of House rule than just ridiculous subpoenas and character assassination.

Attacks on Attorney General Bill Barr are a handy way for Democrats to keep the Russia collusion story in the news. 

Thanks to a Church of Scientology cruise ship quarantined this week by the Caribbean island of St. Lucia, people around the world are wondering how it might feel to be among 300 passengers and crew stranded on a ship with someone who has measles.

In their zeal to attack President Trump, Democrats have weaponized the FBI and the Justice Department and now they’ve moved on to the Internal Revenue Service. They continue to grasp at straws – to no avail – and no matter the cost.

A judge is accused of helping an illegal immigrant to evade the custody of an ICE agent. She has no right to ignore immigration laws and other laws she doesn't like.

The only thing uglier than an angry Washington is a fearful Washington. And fear is what’s driving this week’s blitzkrieg of Attorney General William Barr.

America shouldn't send troops to Venezuela because we have a history of failure when we try to impose regime change.

Government, the private sector, individuals and communities must work together to give more people the chance to escape poverty and achieve the American Dream.

We're now into the fourth year of the Democrats' election tantrum. That would be old enough for kindergarten, but maturity matters more than years. So they'll never get in.