Publication: Washington Times

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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.

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MSNBC’s Ali Velshi complained that condemnations of Hamas lacked “nuance” and failed to acknowledge that Israel probably deserved the atrocities it suffered. He also worried that Hamas is seen as “exclusively the bad guys” in the situation.

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McCarthy’s ouster opens the door to Hakeem Jeffries as speaker.

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Peter Navarro: The crucifixion of MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell by “woke” corporatists represents a new and dangerous form of uncivil warfare that threatens to further divide our nation even as it desecrates the First Amendment.

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If Trump is elected president, there almost certainly will be widespread riots in our cities. Similarly, in the event of Mr. Biden’s reelection, large segments of American society may refuse to accept him as president, and the subsequent four years would be marked by conflict. The United States may become ungovernable.

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The Democratic Party has lost interest in America as a nation. Instead, Democrats and their radical and violent base, their mega-monied leftists, have three central goals for one party, not one country: Ideology, power and money.

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Peter Navarro: If Republicans controlled either the House of Representatives or the White House and Department of Justice in 2021, neither Mr. Trump nor I would have been indicted. Instead, we have an uber-partisan, dual system of injustice under President Biden’s banana republic rule interfering with, and thereby destroying faith in, our election system.

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With our disastrous withdrawal from Afghanistan, our welcome-mat border, our acquiescence to Iran’s nuclear ambitions, our refusal to confront the growing menace of China and the war on domestic energy production, President Biden has set the stage for the next 9/11.

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The religious contingent is imbued with a spiritual fervor. Unfortunately for the Christian faithful, the spirit consists of the spirit of this age, or, as the apostle Paul might put it, “this present evil age.”

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The modern-day left is unrivaled in its support of child sexualization and demonization of religious groups, especially Christians.

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Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis set himself apart on the debate stage as a confident, consistent, and proven leader who is ready to be president of the United States and reverse our nation’s decline.

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Everett Piper: Seriously, have we actually come to the point in the Republican party where we have no problem with our front-runner telling us he’s above debate and doesn’t need to answer our questions? I mean, I don’t know about you, but I have a whole host of them that I think need to be considered.

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Newt Gingrich: Ramaswamy won because he was attractive, interesting, and just plain different from the traditional politicians on the stage.

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While there was no frontrunner on the stage, the pack of candidates jockeying for a chance to springboard to the lead threw punches and punchlines, and many of them centered on 38-year-old tech entrepreneur Vivek Ramaswamy, whose surprisingly strong polling numbers placed him at center stage.

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To smash current corrupt system requires a political liberator of unparalleled character, rare intellect and steely discipline. Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis is that leader. How do we know? Because he has already taken on the most powerful interests in America … and won.

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Democrats such as Hillary Clinton, Georgia gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams and dozens of congressional lawmakers have long objected to state and federal election results and have attempted to block every Republican presidential winner since 2000.

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Struggling to fill the ranks of their police officers, some blue-state politicians are turning to an unusual option: illegal immigrants.