Words hold tremendous weight—and nowhere more so than in politics. They shape opinions, inspire action, and, when wielded carelessly, can incite chaos. As we move through this election season, it’s evident that our political language has become increasingly heated and reckless. It’s time to pause and think about the stakes involved. Consider the charged terminology surrounding former President Trump—labels such …
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Biden-Harris’ reckless restart of a fraud-ridden immigration program
At the end of August, the Biden-Harris administration’s Department of Homeland Security (DHS) restarted a messy immigration program it had paused a month earlier due to fraud concerns.An internal DHS report found in mid-July that the CHNV (Cubans, Haitians, Nicaraguans and Venezuelans) parole program was overrun with fraud. The program allows up to 30,000 nationalsfromthose four countries to enter the …
Read More »Harris wants to grow our broken government. With Elon Musk, Trump is thinking outside the box
Democratic presidential nominee Vice President Kamala Harris wants to hike taxes by trillions of dollars, which will without a doubt crush our sputtering economy. Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump has a better idea: lower taxes and take a machete to government spending. The former president, speaking recently at the Economics Club in New York, promised that if he wins in …
Read More »The Constitution isn’t controversial. Hating it is
On September 17— 235 years to the day since the Constitution was signed — we celebrate Constitution Day. Or at least some of us will. The precursor to Constitution Day, called, “I am an American Day,” used to draw crowds who enthusiastically celebrated with speeches and songs. Nowadays, the holiday largely goes unnoticed. Others use it as an excuse to …
Read More »Morning Glory: Put down your phone, darn it
Christine Rosen is a senior fellow at the American Enterprise Institute, a columnist for Commentary and a frequent contributor to the magazine’s podcast, and a fellow at Virginia’s Institute for Advanced Studies in Culture. Rosen is also the author of “The Extinction of Experience: Being Human in a Disembodied World,” a book that has changed my life. Every book changes …
Read More »Schools all over America are failing our kids. Parents, this message is for you
Over a year ago, I read the news that 23 public schools in Baltimore reported that not a single one of their students was proficient in math at their grade level. That was exactly 2,000 students who were not proficient. It gets worse. An additional 20 schools had only one or two students who were at grade level in math. …
Read More »Pope Francis on the 2024 election, hating the Constitution, and more from Fox News Opinion
HANNITY – Fox News host says former President Trump is fortunate to be alive following the second alleged assassination attempt. Continue reading… HUGH HEWITT – Put your darn phone down. Continue reading… LIZ PEEK – Harris wants to grow our broken government. With Elon Musk, Trump is thinking outside the box. Continue reading… GUTFELD – For the Dems, Trump’s words …
Read More »GREG GUTFELD: For the Dems, Trump's words are the mini skirt and heels of rhetoric
So, as Donald Trump survives yet another attempted assassination, here I thought Kamala Harris was the luckiest person alive. Failed assassin Ryan Routh is a registered Democrat, a donor with a Biden-Harris sticker on his truck, and he went to Ukraine in 2022 and encouraged other Americans to join him. But so far, the mainstream media has been unable to …
Read More »DAVID MARCUS: Just like that, the Left has normalized assassination attempts
I was sitting in an empty horse-racing grandstand having a cigarette, about to order a steak at the Hollywood Casino in Washington, Pa., when I saw on my feed that a second assassination attempt on Donald Trump had been confirmed. After saying a prayer to St. Michael the Archangel, I walked back into the Bistecca steakhouse, took back my seat …
Read More »A Trump mystery makes election outcome even murkier
“Low Ceiling – High Floor.” It’s one of the few mantras that has remained true – over this past election year – the notion that “Trump has his number.” In Fox News national polls, the former president has remained the choice of 48-50% of the U.S. electorate since the primaries started. His support didn’t dip despite convictions, and it stayed …
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