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The Biden-Made Border Crisis

Washington Examiner

There is a crisis at our southern border, and President Biden’s immigration policies are responsible. Biden has halted border wall construction, released illegal immigrants into our communities, and promised amnesty for millions more. These are disastrous policies that have contributed to the surge in illegal immigration…

The Danger of Reopening Too Slowly

Washington Examiner

There has never been a time in human history when we did not live with some risk, including the risk of disease. Now, one year in, that risk assessment no longer belongs in the hands of bureaucrats or government officials. It belongs in the sanitizer-soaked hands of law-abiding people who’ve made sacrifices to navigate this pandemic in good faith, as hard as it has been.

End the Victimized Culture of Grievance

Washington Examiner

We tell minority children they cannot succeed because society favors their nonminority peers. We revere Black Lives Matter protests, which highlight grievances and offer no solutions. Meanwhile, as protesters destroy minority neighborhoods, we ignore the public school system’s obscene failure in properly educating minority children.

The Pandemic Is Ending, and So Should Fauci’s Public Appearances

Washington Examiner

When Fauci isn’t playing partisan politics, criticizing Republicans while propping up obviously failing Democrats, he’s spending his time undermining the vaccination drive. While President Biden promises that there will be enough vaccines available for everyone by late July, Fauci says that “normalcy” will not return until at least Christmas or maybe sometime in 2022.

CNN Has a Cuomo Problem

Washington Examiner

Laughably, Chris Cuomo now claims he “obviously” can’t report on his brother because, well, it’s his brother. Sorry, but that ship has sailed. If you’re allowed to cover the governor during the “good” times, you should be required to do the same for the bad. Unless, of course, CNN and Chris Cuomo agree that hosting the New York governor is appropriate only when it benefits the New York governor.

Trump Doesn’t Sound Like He Wants to Run in 2024

Washington Examiner

There was something else missing Sunday from his address. There was a certain directness and clear-eyed ambition absent from his remarks, something suggesting that he has his heart set on retaking the White House. He is surely the crowd-pleasing bomb-thrower he ever was, but that is mostly how he appeared Sunday in Orlando: An entertainer, not as a man invested in the idea of running for president.

What Were the Capitol Rioters Thinking?

Washington Examiner

The court papers portray the Oath Keepers as a ragtag group living in a delusional world, planning a delusional operation to bring about some sort of delusional outcome. They imagined themselves saving the country with their reinforced vests, helmets, and goggles. It would be the understatement of the year to say that they had not thought things through.

Boycott the 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing

Washington Examiner

One can point to a number of destabilizing and dangerous actions the Chinese Communist Party has carried out in just the last year: its reported cover-up of the onset of the coronavirus pandemic, its repressive crackdown and undermining of freedoms provided to the citizens of Hong Kong, and the Chinese military’s incursion of Taiwanese sovereignty.

NY Times Updates Report on Fire Extinguisher Striking Officer Sicknick

Washington Examiner

The New York Times quietly updated a month-old report about the siege of Congress which perpetuated the idea that officer Brian Sicknick might have died after being struck by a fire extinguisher…CNN reported that reports about Sicknick being hit with a fire extinguisher are not true and that examiners “did not find signs that the officer sustained any blunt force trauma” as they “struggle to build a murder case” in the officer’s death.

Trump’s Unconvincing Impeachment Defense Has Already Cost Him a Senator

Washington Examiner

The odds of the Senate succeeding in convicting Donald Trump are virtually nonexistent, but the unconvincing impeachment defense put forth by his lawyers may indeed cost him some Republican acquittal votes. After a painful first day of Trump’s second impeachment trial, Sen. Bill Cassidy crucially reversed course, voting that the trial is indeed constitutional despite having voted the opposite way just last month.