Americans, President Joe Biden’s budget proposal suggests, should not worry that he plans to significantly increase federal deficits over the next eight years.
Why? Because he intends to begin reducing them -- but not eliminating them -- nine years from now.
If you listen to Democrats and anti-Trump liberal Republicans like Sen. Mitt Romney and Rep. Liz Cheney, you’d think nothing was being done about the breach of the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6. Never mind the FBI’s hunts and raids across 44 states.
A reasonable person living in the United States over the past 17 years might have been occasionally tempted to emulate a type of cicada that lives in the regions around Washington, D.C.
This insect -- known as Brood X -- spends most of its 17 years sheltering underground.
The Middle East dispute is about religion, not land
If you’ve seen videos of recent attacks on Jews in New York City, Los Angeles, London and elsewhere, you may have missed a very revealing aspect of those attacks. They were almost always -- as they have been for decades -- accompanied by curses such as “F--- the Jews.
The White House called it a “scheduling conflict.” But people at Notre Dame knew it was something else: a conflict of values. When Joe Biden didn’t give the keynote address at the graduation ceremony, his absence was enough to make headlines.
Farmers, ranchers, hunters and all patriotic Americans including dog breeders must wake up and understand how the “deep state” is using the government to terrorize and attack American industries.
The country’s latest unemployment and COVID death numbers make clear that Democrat governors’ heavy-handed lockdowns of schools and businesses killed more people and more jobs than did the limited-government approach taken by red state governors.