Publication: Washington Times

Washington Times

Jill Simonian: Rest in peace, Snow White. There’s no Prince Charming who can rescue you, or any of us, now. Has the Evil Queen really won?

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In the fifth decade of his political career in Washington, Joe Biden rebranded himself as a harmless, old coot.

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In a forthcoming book by reporters Jonathan Martin and Alexander Burns, the journalistic duo revealed that in mid-2021 Mr. Biden “assessed” Fox News “as one of the most destructive forces in the U.S.,” and its founding father Rupert Murdoch “as one of the most dangerous men in the world.” Naming any American as more dangerous than brutal dictators such as Russia’s Vladimir Putin is anything but amusing.

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This White House is the most corrupt administration in modern history. It is high time to impeach President Biden.

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Just kidding (or not).

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Well, now that Americans have had an opportunity to think about the war in Ukraine, cooler heads are coming to the fore. Or they think they are cooler heads.

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When he was Vice President, officials in the Obama White House would excuse his comments by saying, “that’s just Joe.” As President of the United States, however, Mr. Biden’s gaffes have much larger consequences around the world.

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It’s time for the U.S. to broker the terms. The more protracted Russia’s war with Ukraine, the more catastrophic it will become.

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Conservative women who dare to think for themselves and stand up for their beliefs — like the right to life, protection of women and girls’ spaces and sports, and parental involvement in our kids’ education — are blasted as traitors to our sex. This is narrow-minded and insulting, but the opposition has made us stronger.

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This is what you get when you take more than 200 years of hard-fought history, fearless progress and unrivaled leadership in the world to build the greatest global power ever devised by humans on earth — and hand it to an imbecile (Kamala Harris).

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Welcome to the first war of the Green New Deal.

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Finally, a job for which Hunter Biden is qualified.

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Where government cannot censor for constitutional reasons, Silicon Valley does.

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The Department of Justice likes to remind us occasionally that, since Jan. 6, 2021, more than 725 people have been arrested for crimes related to the events of that day.

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Former President Donald Trump has further – if that’s possible – undistinguished himself by again attacking his vice president, Mike Pence.

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America’s quasi-vaccines are significantly riskier than public health officials have disclosed.

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Many Americans don’t think we’ll last another three years. History proves them wrong. America is a success story that’s always on the verge of failure. Yet we survive — sometimes inexplicably — and against all odds.

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The left have relentlessly jackhammered the pillars of America’s elections.

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A bloodbath is coming in 2022. And it’s all about the economy, stupid.

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The third impeachment witch hunt of former President Donald Trump led by unchecked grand inquisitors Reps. Bennie Thompson and Liz Cheney of the so-called Jan. 6 select committee is the phoniest one yet.

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The Omicron variant is among us and spreading rapidly. Is it time to panic? Is it time to hibernate, donning a face mask and rubber gloves any time one interacts with family? From many of the media reports and from Biden’s gloomy forecast, one would think so. Yet statistics and science tell a different story.

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Grover Norquist: Inflation is out of control in President Biden’s economy and the Democrat $5 trillion-dollar socialist tax-and-spend bill will make this problem worse.

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Former President Donald Trump will soon launch his new social media platform, Truth Social, and it can’t come any too soon.

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At the outset of the Biden administration, Vice President Kamala Harris was a media darling, portrayed as the heir apparent and always willing to make a public appearance.