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  • Joe Biden’s ruinous war

    All of this inability to influence Israel's conduct of the war while continuing to push aid to Tel Aviv makes Biden look foolish, weak and ineffective. D.C.'s continued financial support for the war paints a portrait of Netanyahu leading Biden around by the nose in front of a global audience. 
  • Burn ban
    It seems that no sooner do we light our burn pile and step back to watch our woody scraps go up in smoke, then we are adding to it once again and watching it grow. It really is a very hungry thing, and simply does not wish to lie bare for very long, so we oblige and gather more wood scraps and feed it.
  • Lawmakers fight to protect U.S. ands from foreign adversaries, Green New Deal
    “NACs have no place in America. The Protect America’s Lands Act is critical to protect our lands from foreign adversaries and woke billionaire climate activists.”
  • Biden's Bayh-Dole Act proposal misuses 'march-in rights'
    The Biden administration may soon gut the Bayh-Dole Act, one of our nation's most important and impactful laws that also supports nearly $2 trillion in economic activity.
  • The International Red Cross double cross of the Jewish people
    In the pantheon of international organizations that treat Israel with a mix of disdain and indifference, the International Committee for the Red Cross (ICRC) is a cut above the rest.
  • Pay attention!
    As I see it, you have three choices: be afraid of everything and do nothing, be pragmatic and judiciously consider all inputs you get daily from your body and the outside world, or throw caution to the wind and ignore all signs and signals.
  • It’s time to make our party their party
    My middle-class Catholic parents and their neighbors were not exactly the backbone of the GOP back in 1984. My parents remained registered Democrats. My father died in 1989 as a Democrat. My mother wouldn’t formally switch to the GOP until the 1990s. Their resistance to registering as Republicans had less to do with policy differences than with a sense that they just weren’t Republicans. They didn’t fit in; they felt unwelcome.
  • Eventually, everyone wakes up to reality
    It is encouraging to see Democrat mayors and their erstwhile supporters beginning to wake up. Sanctuary cities were never the friend of the legitimate U.S. residents living there. They are nothing more than feigned wokeness to play to a political base.
  • Comments on the March 19 primary election for Highland County sheriff
    When I'm asked why I support Randy Sanders for Highland County sheriff, I tell you, the taxpayers and voters of Highland County, it's because he will not purposely mislead the voters of Highland County. He will perform the duties required of him as Highland County sheriff, showing the utmost integrity and trustworthiness, while being completely transparent to you, the taxpayers and voters of Highland County.
  • Pipe bombs before Jan. 6: Capital mystery that doesn't add up
    The Secret Service also is mum on the issue – and under suspicious circumstances. Text messages belonging to at least two dozen officials and agents from Jan. 5 and 6 were deleted at the end of January 2021 and never recovered.
  • Cause of journalism’s woes? Tech changes, yes, but partisanship, too
    For the American media, 2024 has been a fiasco. And it’s still only February.
  • 'I yam what I yam'
    Remember the old TV cartoon “Popeye the Sailor Man?” He had a favorite saying: “I yam what I yam and dat’s all I yam.” And poor old Olive Oyl could never get him to see himself any other way. 
  • Border crisis did not happen by accident
    The historic crisis at our border is raging on, with each new day bringing thousands of illegal immigrants and deadly drugs into our communities. This crisis did not happen by accident. 
  • Polls: A majority of Americans, Texans support Trump border policies
    The majority of American voters say they support building a border wall, a policy Trump implemented that Biden ended on his first day in office, according to a newly released Monmouth University Polling Institute report.
  • For electricity, Americans deserve more choices
    The U.S. power system is built upon century-old energy infrastructure, leaving it perennially dependent on an outdated system of subsidies and monopolies. The long-standing utility monopoly model is a relic from a time when it was deemed a social good to have one entity control the generation and distribution of power.
  • Reflecting on 'the sanctity of lives of tiny humans'
    As another election approaches, I am still trying to get over the disappointment of the previous election and the passing of Issue 1. Left-wing organizations spent over $77 million to persuade voters to pass it. But I was naive enough to think Ohioans would value human life so much that the issue would fail.
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