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President Joe Biden’s reelection campaign is in peril due to investigations into him and his son.

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We regret to inform you that the Democrats are at it again.

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Even if we grant that paying for service members to get abortions suddenly became critical to national security, Tuberville does not have the amazing powers that Democrats claim he does to halt all military nominations completely.

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Democrats are begging Biden for more federal money to help them support the floods of immigrants overwhelming their communities. Biden has responded by asking Congress for $4 billion. Under no circumstance should congressional Republicans give Biden his border bailout unless he first agrees to reverse his failed border policies.

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The Biden administration ignored “the science” this week and exacerbated a growing national health problem, all to win young people’s votes and give massive tax breaks to friends in the marijuana industry.

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Paul Bedard: This may create a possible opening for challengers. It’s too early to determine if it is a trend or “blip,” but a survey of Republican voters following last week’s GOP debate has found a “softening” of support for former President Donald Trump.

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The odds of a major political death are untenably high as we enter presidential election season. There is still a chance that one or both of the parties will come to their senses and deny their respective nominations to these old and unhealthy men.

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Nikke Haley steals the show as DeSantis flops.

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Trump is a menace to democracy. He threatens the foundation of the American republic. The former president’s lack of self-control, mendacity, and neediness should disqualify him from contention for high office. These, though, are arguments for voting against him. They are not arguments for jailing him, or for using lawfare as an alternative to the ballot.

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Would the weather in Montana change tomorrow if the state suddenly shut down all of its coal mines, natural gas power plants, and oil refineries? Any honest scientist would tell you no. But according to a far-left state judge, the wealthiest children in Montana will suddenly be able to ski again if the state’s Department of Environmental Quality stops issuing new permits for infrastructure projects that use fossil fuels.

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Eventually, Trump, too, shall pass. We will be left with precedents set by previously unprecedented prosecutions of not just a former president but of his supporters exercising their First Amendment rights. These precedents will not be forgotten, partisans will respond in kind, and our democracy will be weaker because of it.

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Climate change isn’t to blame for the fires. Failure to adequately manage invasive species is. And by trying to exploit this tragedy to push their climate change agenda, Democrats are making it harder to get the policy changes needed to actually reduce the chances that a tragedy like this will happen again.

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The 45th president has had quite a bit to say about the mental state of special counsel Jack Smith, “disloyal” Ron “DeSanctimonious,” “sloppy” Chris Christie, and a lot of other things, but we have yet to hear exactly what would be different in a second matchup against President Joe Biden.

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Christopher Tremoglie: Wow! I finally did it, and it felt good to get off my chest. It’s been a long time coming since, as a man, I have been attracted to women my entire life. Sure, I may have dabbled in thoughts of pursuing isolation or becoming a monk after a couple of relationships ended with heartbreak.

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Miles Taylor, the former Homeland Security chief of staff who turned on his boss in a New York Times column and then a book under the byline “Anonymous,” said he nearly pulled a pistol from under his pillow to shoot himself that night.

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She is simply not good at politics. It was clear when Democrats rejected her in 2019 and clear ever since Biden picked her as an affirmative action running mate. She is unliked by independents.

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She turned the last several years of the USWNT’s success into a partisan parade for liberals. She made her contempt for America clear by taking part in performative anti-American protests during the national anthem.

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In the time leading up to the November 2024 election, we must engage in difficult conversations to keep this pair off the top of the ballot.

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This is nothing more than a political indictment designed to silence dissent from what the powers that be decide is truth.

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Now your fiduciaries can play politics with your money. They will not be required to fully document the ESG decisions they make on your behalf. You will never know, precisely, which left-wing agenda item your money will be used to encourage.

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Biden’s Department of Energy on July 21 released new proposed energy-efficiency standards for water heaters. This is the latest round in the administration’s ongoing home-invasion campaign in the name of stopping climate change and saving the world, all while actively making life harder for everyday Americans.

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Keep It up.

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Tiana Lowe: Between today’s disaster in court and revelations that Hunter Biden knew his attorney, millionaire Kevin Morris, was secretly purchasing his “artwork,” I couldn’t help but wonder: Is the first son’s legal team high or something?

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When we think of Biden’s long career in Washington (before his presidency), we think of his humiliating forced withdrawal from the 1988 Democratic presidential primary for plagiarism, his vile treatment of Supreme Court nominees Robert Bork and Clarence Thomas, his unwanted touching, and his lies and exaggerations.