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ZAHRAN: What Scrooge could teach Biden
Joe Biden could learn a lot from Ebenezer Scrooge. As I watched “A Christmas Carol” recently, it occurred to me that these men have much in common. Both are in positions of power with the […]
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WOODHOUSE: NC — Don’t follow socialist Bernie Sanders on pharmacy benefit goose chase
The distance between the politics of extreme Left politicians like Bernie Sanders and the North Carolina General Assembly may seem vast, but on one crucial issue, they have come far too close for comfort. Addressing […]
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HARSANYI: No, the US shouldn’t push Israel to create a Palestinian state
“Ultimately,” contends Sen. Chris Murphy (D-Conn.), the next Israeli government “is going to have to put us back on a path to have a Palestinian state. That’s not easy, but it is the only way […]
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SHAPIRO: Western happy talk is a dangerous business
Happy talk is dangerous. It’s dangerous because it gets people killed. It leads people to believe foolish things. Out of idiotic hopes and fatuous dreams, leaders tend to believe what they want to believe. That […]
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BARONE: Orwell and Monroe got it right
George Orwell, call your office. That’s my initial and slightly out-of-date response to news stories about the Biden administration’s efforts to stamp out “misinformation.” It’s an interesting irony that covert censorship should be undertaken enthusiastically […]
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MOORE: Green groups are no longer promoting a cleaner environment
The late, great humorist P.J. O’Rourke used to quip that everyone wants to save the world, but no one wants to wash the dishes. Well, now that can be said for traditional environmental groups that […]
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MCCAUGHEY: The Left conspires to keep election fraud quiet
You can see it with your own eyes. But Democrats and their left-wing media allies call it a “fantasy.” What is it? Election fraud. A Lawrence, Mass. voter who had been turned away from the […]
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BARNES: Black Americans need better immigration policy
Growing up on the rural farms of Halifax, Va., I pulled tobacco just like my great-grandfather Roosevelt, a sharecropper who provided for his family until he died in his late 80s. Just a generation before […]
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MILLER: They kill us for their sport
Watching clips of college students celebrating Hamas’s savagery, I always remember a scene from Godfather II where Sonny Corleone asks brother Michael: “Whatcha go to college? To get stupid? You’re really stupid!” Replace “stupid” with […]
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CURRIN: Should your church start a school?
In recent decades, both churches and youth have faced significant challenges. Across the board, church attendance has seen a concerning decline, particularly among young people. Additionally, many teens who do attend church often drift away […]