If Obama believes women would make better national leaders than men, why did he run against one on his way to the White House?
If Obama believes women would make better national leaders than men, why did he run against one on his way to the White House?
Social media is suddenly saturated with sad stories of folks barely making ends meet and blaming it all on - who else - Donald Trump. What these posters don’t tell you is that they’re being paid to make these videos. In other words, they’re actors.
Who wants to tell these haters what happens when a president is removed from office? Do they really yearn for a President Vance?
A constitutional amendment on the November ballot would automatically restore voting rights to people convicted of felonies upon their release, replacing the current restoration process.
It was the best of times. It was the worst of times.
National and international cooperation boost immigration enforcement efforts.
Governor Youngkin tried to protect girls’ sports and private spaces. Spanberger has pulled the plug and fully embraced the extremist trans agenda.
The 14th Amendment was meant to protect the rights of freed slaves. It was never meant to give a green light to lawbreakers from every corner of the globe to come to America, drop babies and anchor themselves to their “American” children.
What part of “40 years without parole” doesn’t Spanberger understand?
If you had peeked into her room, you would have seen a frail, sick woman. That isn't what I saw.
Officials at Sophie Kutzko’s high school allowed her to “socially transition” at school without the knowledge or consent of her parents. Her parents refused to affirm her new identity and a school counselor reported them to Massachusetts’ version of CPS.
Islamophobia is not the problem. It’s educators and the legacy media.
The clock is ticking on a decision to join litigation that would ban offshore wind to save the whales.
A new Senate report scrutinizes the NEA’s far-left political activism.
The targets of the Islamic jihadis were not military installations. They were 2,977 ordinary Americans who’d gone to work that Tuesday morning. They were waiters, janitors, office workers, stock brokers, security guards, airline personnel, passengers, fire fighters, emergency medical personnel and police officers.
I’ve got news for the talkative jurors, MANY of us can’t get beyond the fact that Lindsay Clancy strangled her own babies. And we know damn well that if a man, suffering from PTSD or schizophrenia, had committed the same crime these man-hating harridans would have merrily sentenced him to life in prison.
Randon Sprinkle held senior roles in the Democratic Party of Virginia and worked closely with high profile Democrats.
The 75-year-old criminal defense lawyer seems to have forgotten that jurors are ordinary people, doing their civic duty and rendering a verdict that they believe is fair.
These postcards date from the mid-1930s to the 1950s, when oceanfront hotels were graceful three-story inns with wraparound porches. Before long, they’d be demolished to make way for blocky towers of rooms that blotted out the midday sun.