Publication: Washington Times

Washington Times

The brownout spreads.

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We have allowed the hate that drove the massacre of millions to infiltrate our universities. Young people have been indoctrinated with lies about the Jewish people, the Palestinian territory, and the right of Israel to exist. This horrific hate we are witnessing in the streets has seeped in through academia while we looked the other way.

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We must focus on civics, not sex acts.

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To ensure ‘never again’ is more than a slogan, one must be armed and ready.

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How humiliating and disheartening must it be for a Miss Universe pageant contestant to lose to a “woman” with a penis and testicles? That, regrettably, is not a hypothetical question.

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No, really, they don’t hate Jews. It’s just that everybody they hate the most happen to be Jews.

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Most people have become accustomed to the reliability and affordable prices that coal, natural gas nuclear and hydroelectric power provide. They’re not really hip to power interruptions, blackouts, 30-cent-per-kilowatt-hour electricity, or hidden costs that jack up their electric and natural gas bills.

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Peter Navarro: The GOP must unite around Trump as its presidential candidate. RNC Chair Ronna McDaniel must voluntarily pass the torch of leadership to a new RNC chair capable of running a competent campaign in 2024. Absent these two midcourse corrections, the GOP will squander a platinum opportunity to take back both the White House and Congress.

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Groups like Black Lives Matter, Accion, the Tides Center, UnidosUS, Acorn and Code Pink are just a few of the causes to which U.S. companies give.

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Talking about Biden’s age or incompetence doesn’t cut it.

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Since being elected Speaker of the House, Rep. Mike Johnson of Louisiana has endured an unprecedented level of religious persecution and bigotry, with opponents basically accusing him of advocating that America become a theocracy.

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Apologies to former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley, but this week, and probably for the next two months, the most important woman in the 2024 presidential race is Kim Reynolds, the governor of Iowa.

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Fani Willis is engaging in an assault on the democratic process and the rule of law, misusing a law intended for going after mobsters and drug cartels, against individuals who were questioning the outcome of an election.

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President Trump understands America’s exceptional role in the world, and he has consistently delivered for our military, our veterans, and our country.

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If men were guided by reason, Jewish donors would open their checkbooks to the Republican Party.

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Johnson made it clear he sees Scripture and God’s commands as the center of his belief system, setting emotions, whims and the wants of the self to the side. This worldview is the precise antidote to societal lostness and many of our self-inflicted heartaches — and few politicians have so openly declared it with such precision and confidence.

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Trust in media continues to hover near record lows and shows little to no sign of improving. Many have lost faith in journalists to courageously report the facts — free of prejudice and political correctness. Is it time for those who value truth and transparency to consider an alternative to the Pulitzer Prize?

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At Halloween, the focus is on death, occultism and nightmares. The devil couldn’t be more pleased.

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K-12 is teaching ideas from the Zapatistas, Black Panthers and Cuba’s communist revolution.

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A strong U.S. president would meet with the NATO leaders who are uncertain about Ukraine aid and to work out their differences. Mr. Biden should go to Europe to do that. He should also meet with House Republican skeptics on Ukraine aid to solve their problems. Such meetings aren’t on Mr. Biden’s agenda.

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Watching President Biden mumble, dodder and wheeze his way through the Middle East this week was quite the spectacle.

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David Bossie: With a Speaker Jim Jordan, Americans will get honest and principled leadership. He’ll fight for what he believes in but will never close his door to opposing voices and opinions. First and foremost, Jim Jordan has credibility when it comes to reforming Washington’s addiction to wasteful government spending.  

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The left is becoming unhinged and exposed.

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Instead of guarding against potential copycat attacks here at home, the FBI remains fixated on rounding up Trump supporters who protested at the U.S. Capitol nearly three years ago. That has to stop.