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As we approach Election Day, here is one thing that has become patently obvious. Democrats are uninterested in the things Americans care about most. Their prosperity and their safety. Instead of policy prescriptions, Democrats poison American discourse with constant demonization and perpetual intimidation.

Democrats have failed all year to find a cogent midterm campaign theme, but one appears to be attaching to them all the same: Listen to what we say; ignore what we do.

A muscle-weakening disease striking children is extremely rare and children have almost no chance of getting it.

If, as appears increasingly likely, Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman ordered the killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi, then he has joined Vladimir Putin and Kim Jong Un among the ranks of rogue leaders who assassinate their critics on foreign soil.

My children are grown now, with families of their own. I’m proud of them and what they’ve accomplished, but even so, I still worry about them. Mothers are like that.

Republicans face violent threats from the left, while anti-Trump media ignore the danger.

It is so disappointing that many on the left would seemingly rather stoke or condone aggression by their base, than forcefully condemn political harassment and violence.

Remember Brooke Baldwin’s brave moment -- when she faced down a lone voice, in defense of the mob? It was like a reverse David and Goliath!

Instead of playing politics with people’s lives and sending out angry tweets, President Trump should be in the business of saving people’s lives and should stop treating immigrants like a dangerous enemy force invading our country.

President Trump acted boldly and decisively Thursday when he threatened to send troops to close our southern border and cut off payments to Mexico and Central American countries if Mexico fails to halt a caravan of about 4,000 Hondurans headed for the U.S.

I had a horrible dream last night. One of those, you know, wake up in a cold sweat types. The calendar read Wednesday, November 7th and the Democrats had gained control of the House of Representatives...

You'd think that violence, physical attacks, and threats in our political system would shock all of us. But at this point, unfortunately, nobody is really surprised. It almost seems normal.

Our ideas are the embodiment of our great creativity and innovation, and of America's unique system that makes them possible. A technology competition between the United States and China is being waged, and the outcome will determine the global balance of economic and military power for the foreseeable future.

For far too long, partisan rhetoric and willful ignorance have dominated the political landscape in America. The pundits get their ratings and the career politicians get re-elected, while the rest of us get ineffectual leaders and unfulfilled promises. I am running to say "no more."

President Trump has been on another winning streak, and the Democrats are desperate for attention. Their problem? All the attention they get is also a win for the president, as it reminds us why he won in 2016 and why winning again in the midterm is so important.

Nikki Haley has brought moral clarity and changed the culture of the U.N.

Democratic majorities in one or both houses of Congress would embrace the anti-democratic strategy of mob rule.

The litigation brought by Stormy Daniels against Donald Trump has had its day of reckoning. The adult-film star who sued the president for defamation not only lost a portion of her lawsuit but was ordered to pay the president's legal bills. All this was a resounding victory for the freedom of speech.

So while Google kills contracts that help our nation's defenses, opting instead to help China's artificial intelligence -- Amazon puts America first.

In airports, on airplanes, in hotels and in restaurants, I have been approached again and again by people who are glad Republicans stood up for now-Justice Brett Kavanaugh and took on the left. Not a single person has been hostile or negative in five days of travel (and Seattle is hardly lacking in liberals).