Publication: Washington Times

Washington Times

If ever there was proof that the left views the Supreme Court as just another legislative body to lobby for their agenda, it’s their shameless efforts to pressure liberal Supreme Court Justice Sotomayor, 69, to retire before November so President Biden can nominate a younger — and equally or more liberal — replacement.

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Bashing National Public Radio’s leftward bias is a favorite pastime of conservatives, especially since it is funded by taxpayer money, but critics received a boost this week from an unlikely source.

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U.S. Customs and Border Protection recently revealed that at least 22,000 Chinese nationals have attempted to cross our southern border unlawfully since Oct. 1. Illegal immigration by the Chinese via the U.S.-Mexico border is soaring because of the Biden administration’s lax policies.

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His political bias against Trump is obvious.

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The “Duck Dynasty” stars burst on the American TV scene in 2012, catapulting duck calls, family prayers and fun-filled antics into the mainstream. Beyond the hype, giggles and TV magic was a slew of love, kindness and reliance on biblical truth, with the Robertsons offering powerful and timeless life lessons.

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Americans increasingly live out of their cars because they can’t afford housing. If history is any guide, will parking lots full of Americans soon be known as “Bidenvilles”?

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A transparent election-year attempt to appease green activists.

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Perhaps the biggest remaining question is regardless of how the courtroom crucifixions go, whether Mr. Trump will experience his own political resurrection this November.

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The Labor Department in 2023 announced robust new employment numbers each month, garnering splashy pro-Biden headlines.

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Turns out Donald Trump’s legal instincts are as good as his political instincts, which are as good as his marketing instincts — all of which are as perfect as a Ukrainian phone call. (Behind a paywall)

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Americans in the middle want leaders who will help them.

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Biden again puts American citizens last.

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This was a speech in which the leader of the free world celebrated the death of our babies, the debauchery of our children, and the destruction of our culture. It was a speech that doubled down on disorder and delusion.

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By Peter Navarro: They want this tall presidential timber and providential titan, who kept our nation in prosperity and out of war for four beautiful years, to die cruelly in prison.

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Dozens of articles have started popping up about this fictional political movement that is Democrats’ thinly veiled attack on Christianity, the Bible and America itself.

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Appellate jurists should relegate this dumpster fire to nearest landfill.

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The Black national anthem is just the start.

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He would immediately provide the campaign with a frisson of energy and composure and add a sense of steadiness of purpose and calmness of mind to a candidate who does not always project those qualities.

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By Mike Huckabee: Mr. Trump showed tremendous leadership by imposing tariffs on all foreign aluminum imports to protect us from cheating countries. Mr. Trump stood with workers. It’s time we stand with him.

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Aluminum cans could be making us dumber and sicker.

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Some have suggested that the 25th Amendment should be invoked. It is exceedingly unlikely for a host of political reasons that Kamala and a majority of Biden’s Cabinet would send Congress that notification. We are, however, living in dangerous times where we need a president who has the ability to protect the nation.

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Leftists’ abandonment of Israel is a betrayal.

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First World country has second-class citizens, pampered foreign invaders.

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in a powerful video statement posted on X on Tuesday, Mr. Carlson laid out why he was in Moscow, and only the most callow could take issue with the well-articulated reasons for his visit.