President Joe Biden’s sweeping pardon of his son, Hunter Biden, covering all crimes committed or potentially committed between 2014 and 2024, represents not only a historic abuse of power but a grave affront to the principles of justice and democracy.
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Coloradans, on average, will pay $540,680 in taxes over their lifetime.
Having won an impressive yet precarious electoral majority in the 2024 election, MAGA Republicans are faced with a conundrum — whether to follow several previous Republican majorities down the path of tired old policies that voters repeatedly reject, or embrace specific issues on which they campaigned to deliver what the voters asked.
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Republicans should take the side of their own voters instead of listening to decadent union goons like Sean O’Brien.
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Democrats are unhappy about their electoral loss and they’re still trying to figure out how it happened. They have blamed voters, pollsters, Joe Biden, each other, and now they have decided that their lack of alternative media in the parallel economy model of the right is to blame. “We got killed in alternative media,” said Stuart Perelmuter in a new article out from The New York Times. Perelmuter has been “contemplating” some kind of alternative Dem influencer group. “Republicans have been investing in that space for years. And on the left we have treated creators who are not in legacy media as gig workers.”
Senators may still have some real substantive concerns about President-elect Donald Trump’s decision to nominate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. as head of Health and Human Services, but his decision to tap Dr. Jay Bhattacharya as director of the National Institutes of Health is the right choice.
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One of the reasons candidates lost in the 2024 election may be that independent expenditure committees (IECs), with millions to spend, negatively affected the races.
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The word “amity” might sound like something out of an old-fashioned novel or the name of a charming little town, but it’s far more than that — it’s a transformative treasure we’ve lost in the shuffle of our fast-paced, fragmented lives.
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The recent election results for Proposition KK (the state excise tax on guns and ammunition) were disappointing, but not altogether a surprise.
What is education for? Education is about searching for the truth, analyzing and differentiating good ideas from bad. Imagine a classroom where students are inspired to be creative, independent, taught self-determination and invested in the power of capitalism.
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