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The New York Times and the left assume that ‘strategic frostiness’ is one-way
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The New York Times and the left assume that ‘strategic frostiness’ is one-way
Politico’s hit piece implies as much – but political divergence isn’t spiritual failure
He allowed his show to degenerate into a predictable regurgitation of stale leftist talking points
The president doth protest too much, methinks
The Senate approved a rescissions package that would, once and for all, take NPR off the federal funding payroll
The idea that Donald Trump will parachute Ken Paxton out of the primary race entirely by giving him a role in Washington is growing
Money and choices for students, not for Washington bureaucrats
Vice President Harris remains favorite to reprise her role as the party’s presidential nominee
The former Slovenian supermodel clearly has no great love for Vladimir Putin
Despite being accused of taking tens of thousands of dollars in bribes, the DC councilman still won reelection
The ‘independent Fed’ is a myth
What do young men like? Guns, sports, cursing, podcasts. Great – let’s make that the new Newsom
This is even funnier because the Democratic party has the answer right in front of them
The history of the prize, like history itself, is messy
The hawks in Washington are jubilant, the MAGA restrainers, as they refer to themselves, aghast
Asked if he’d issue an executive order renaming it football, Trump said ‘I think we can do that’
‘The autopen is, you know, is legal,’ Biden said
And we’re supposed to applaud this as efficiency
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The list is a bête noire of the right
No living human has had a week as tumultuous as Grok
They hypocritically lament America while luxuriating in its fruits
It’s a bold middle finger to true civil libertarians
Speakers proposed eliminating police from campuses, abolishing test scores and replacing the nuclear family
The hacked data – that set off a firestorm at The New York Times – revealed colleges are still discriminating by race
Unanswered questions are eroding trust in American democracy
His mystique appears entirely deliberate
By taking the Fifth, he only raises more suspicion
Pleading the Fifth is cowardice, not good ethics
Dissent is a sacred tool, not a soapbox.
If Kash Patel and Dan Bongino want to win back some of the MAGA fans they’ve lost in the last few days, they’d be wise to start asking such questions
Where in the world are the tariffs?
A judge has thrown out the conviction of Douglass Mackey for posting a meme
A lone federal district court judge prohibited the federal defunding of the abortion provider