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The dishonest impeachment of President Donald Trump by the U.S. House of Representatives on Wednesday shows that leading Democrats in Washington have no intention of trying to bring our country together. The centerpiece of the four articles of impeachment is the claim that President Trump engaged in "inciting
Editorials
The wild calls for President Donald Trump's removal from office less than two weeks before he will leave office anyway are a new example of the poisonous atmosphere Democrats in Washington have created during the past four years. The fake Russia accusations and the fake impeachment accusations frustrated
Editorials
It's hard to see what a fraction of Trump supporters thought they might accomplish by storming the U.S. Capitol. Whatever it was, they didn't accomplish it, and they did much harm. People are dead. A sitting body of public servants has been disrupted and threatened.
Commentary
Joe Biden is a believing, praying, church-going, deeply committed Roman Catholic who believes the government should allow babies to be killed before they're born and should force other people to pay for it through their tax dollars. That's a fair summation of a 2,166-word news
Commentary
"… reason and experience both forbid us to expect that national morality can prevail in exclusion of religious principle." — George Washington, Farewell Address, 1796
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Any honest discussion of the proposed ROE Act bill in the Massachusetts Legislature has to deal with a provision that would enable a doctor to let a baby born after an attempted abortion die. The bill doesn't say that. But it does that. It would remove an existing
Politics
The National Football League used to be about football. But this season, since the killing of George Floyd, it has become political football. Or, in other words, "systemic racism" in America. Four years ago, national weathervane Roger Goodell was horrified by a player taking a knee during the
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If you think urban rioting, looting, or "peaceful protesting" is disruptive now, imagine how much worse it may get if President Donald Trump wins a narrow re-election victory. In 2016, Trump lost the popular vote by two or three million but won states and districts worth 306 electoral
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