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Why anti-Trump Republicans keep losing

Why anti-Trump Republicans keep losing

Why anti-Trump Republicans keep losing

President Donald Trump isn’t manipulating Republican voters. He’s empowering them to do something they’ve long wanted -- elect strong conservatives, not fake ones.On May 19, Rep. Thomas Massie (R-Kentucky) lost his primary to a Trumpendorsed candidate, Ed Gallrein.
My advice for Ken Paxton

My advice for Ken Paxton

My advice for Ken Paxton

Now that Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has roundly defeated incumbent Sen. John Cornyn in the Republican runoff primary for Cornyn’s U.S. Senate seat, the real battle begins.Paxton’s opponent on the Democrat Party ticket is James Talarico, a former teacher and member of the Texas House of...
	The right way with technology

The right way with technology

The right way with technology

If you lived in America in 1843 and wanted to communicate with someone in a distant state, you would have to send that person a written message delivered by land.
What ‘compassion’ is not

What ‘compassion’ is not

What ‘compassion’ is not

One of the most frustrating aspects of contemporary conversations about politics and public policy is how often the deleterious effects of terrible programs are brushed aside with claims that the intentions behind the policies were “compassionate.”
The other Iranian threat

The other Iranian threat

The other Iranian threat

Three days after President Donald Trump was elected to his second term, then-President Joe Biden’s Justice Department published a press release that included a statement by then-Attorney General Merrick Garland -- and cited murderous acts Iran was allegedly planning to perpetrate inside the United...
Big business bows down in Beijing

Big business bows down in Beijing

Big business bows down in Beijing

Among the $308.37 billion in goods the United States imported from the People’s Republic of China in 2025, the No. 1 category was described by the Census Bureau as “cell phones and other household goods.”