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Joe Biden, Hunter Biden and the Colombia Connection
The Hunter Biden story has always been a Joe Biden story. It has been clear all along that Hunter Biden, like some other relatives of high officeholders, spent years trying to cash in on his father's government position. And we've known for a while that Justice Department investigators are looking into whether Hunter paid taxes on the money he got… |
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For Biden, Polls Are Probably Worse Than They Seem
President Biden has a miserable 33% job approval rating, according to the New York Times/Siena College poll, making him one of the least popular first-term presidents in history. Sixty-four percent of Democrats say they want another candidate in the 2024 presidential race.
No modern president, as far as I can tell, has faced higher dissatisfaction… |
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Gavin Newsom’s Weird Idea of ‘Freedom’
In a run-up to what is likely to be a 2024 presidential bid, California Governor Gavin Newsom hit upon the bizarre idea of boasting in commercials that California is America's true "free" state.
Part of his ad campaign is to attack Florida – currently run by Newsom's possible rival, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis.
Yet, with… |
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Sounding the Alarm Over Joe Biden
President Joe Biden's reelection prospects have seemed doubtful for months now. Many voters think the nation's oldest president ever – he turns 80 in November – is too old for the job and is certainly too old for a second term. Many others think he's simply doing a bad job. Many think both. And that includes Democrats… |
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Congress' Insulting Agenda
Here's proof Washington politicians don't give a damn about our problems, and assume we're dumb enough to swallow whatever they serve up.
After a seaside vacation at the ritzy Alpemare Beach Club in Tuscany, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has returned to the nation's capital to roll out more episodes of the House's Jan. 6 Committee televised miniseries… |
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The Disappearing American?
"Help wanted" and "Now hiring" signs are everywhere. Flights, construction projects, and healthcare services are delayed – or unavailable – due to labor shortages.
Hourly and monthly wages spiral. There is a growing disequilibrium between the number of available jobs and the declining pool of workers… |
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Cherry-Picking Jan. 6
Is showrunner James Goldston the most important force on the House Democratic Jan. 6 committee? There's no doubt the former president of ABC News is shaping the committee's presentations, episode by episode. The shows Goldston is crafting are a dramatic departure from actual congressional hearings – hearings in which members of both… |
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CFIF Independence Day Quiz
Take our 13-Question Independence Day Quiz to test your knowledge of American history and civics.
(Answer key may be found at the bottom)
1. Americans celebrate the Fourth of July for which one of the following reasons?
a. It marks mid-summer vacation
b. It is the day America declared her independence
c. It marks… |
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What the January 6 Committee Might Have Been
Congress should investigate fully the January 6 riot at the Capitol – and similar recent riots at iconic federal sites.
But unfortunately, it never will. Why not?
The current committee is not bipartisan. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., forbade Republican nominees traditionally selected by the House minority leader to serve on… |
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Joe Biden and the Powerless Presidency
There's no doubt inflation is the nation's most pressing concern. All the polls show it. All the data shows it. And everyone just personally knows it.
President Joe Biden will not admit that his policies, and his party's policies, have made inflation worse – and that, if Biden and congressional Democrats had their way, they would make… |
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Democrats Wanted to Intimidate Justices. Now It's Getting Dangerous
"I want to tell you, Gorsuch. I want to tell you, Kavanaugh. You have released the whirlwind, and you will pay the price. You won't know what hit you if you go forward with these awful decisions."
Those were the words of the Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, one of the most powerful elected officials in the nation, in March 2020. After… |
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Familiarity Breeds Contempt: Trust in Government Falls to 20% in Pew Survey
The bigger government gets, the more it micromanages our lives, the more Americans distrust it.
File this under “Familiarity Breeds Contempt.”
After six decades of relentless federal government expansion, according to the left-leaning Pew Research Center’s latest periodic survey, only 20% of Americans now… |
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The Subordinate Citizen
I recently led a group of about 100 citizens to tour Israel for nearly two weeks. Before returning to the United States, all participants had to indicate their vaccination status and take a COVID-19 test for reentry.
Anxieties swept the group as Israeli testers swabbed them.
Anyone testing positive would have to delay his or her return. That quarantine… |
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Biden Barges In
There's something remarkable about the gun debate that has arisen in the aftermath of the school shooting in Uvalde, Texas. Compared to years past, the argument on Capitol Hill is somewhat muted. Yes, members of the House of Representatives are yelling at each other, but that's nothing unusual. But in the Senate, where the real work on a gun deal is… |
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Dear Joe: It’s the Substance, Stupid
As Joe Biden’s approval trails every president on record and crises of his own making accumulate, NBC News reported this week that things are getting ugly within his Administration.
Biden himself reportedly seethes at what he considers staff mismanagement of messaging while complaining that he “can’t catch a break.&rdquo… |
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Trumpology
Former President Donald Trump has signaled he will announce his presidential intentions after the November midterm elections. Yet his record of endorsements is quite mixed. By the sheer numbers of winning primary candidates his stamp of approval is impressive, but in a few of the most important races, not so much.
The disaster that is the Biden Administration… |
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A 2024 Trump-Biden Death Match?
For all the speculation that goes on around Donald Trump and the 2024 Republican presidential nomination race, it's possible, even likely, that the more intense battle will be among Democrats. A new poll from Mark Penn, the former Clinton strategist who runs the Harvard-Harris Poll, suggests President Joe Biden's support among Democrats is significantly… |
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A Cabinency of Dunces
As the nation sinks inexplicably into self-created crisis after crisis, debate rages whether President Joe Biden is incompetent, mean-spirited, or an ideologue who feels the country's mess is his success.
A second national discussion revolves around who actually is overseeing the current national catastrophe, given Biden's frequent bewilderment and… |
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CFIF Memorial Day Quiz
Take our 10-Question Memorial Day Quiz and test your knowledge of those who have made the ultimate sacrifice in defense of freedom.
(Answer key may be found at the bottom)
1. Which one of the following Revolutionary War heroes is credited with stating, “I only regret that I have but one life to lose for my country”?
a. … |
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“I Did That!” Left Begins to Blame Biden for Inflation
As the cavalcade of national crises lengthens, Joe Biden increasingly casts himself as a modern-day King Canute.
Canute, who lived from 995 to 1035 and ruled Denmark, Norway and England, was widely adored as a wise king who preserved order. According to legend, however, his courtiers’ fawning reached such excess that he decided… |
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Is Biden’s 'Success' Our Mess?
If an administration deliberately wished to cause havoc on the border, to ensure fuel was nearly unaffordable, to create a crime wave, to spark 1970s hyperinflation, and to rekindle racial tensions, what would it have done differently than what President Joe Biden has done?
So is Biden malicious, incompetent, or a wannabe left-wing ideologue?
When… |
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What If Democrats Had Made The Economy Even Worse?
President Biden likes to blame inflation on the COVID pandemic and the war in Ukraine – or, as he says, "Putin's price hike." But the fact is, Biden's own actions, and those of his party, have also contributed significantly to the rise in the cost of living that is making it harder and harder for many Americans to make ends… |
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Imagine the Unimaginable
Americans are now entering uncharted, revolutionary territory. They may witness things over the next five months that once would have seemed unimaginable.
Until the Ukrainian conflict, we had never witnessed a major land war inside Europe directly involving a nuclear power.
In desperation, Russia's impaired and unhinged leader, Russian President… |
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Biden's Food-flation
Going food shopping feels like getting punched in the gut. You pick up a whole roasting chicken, hoping it will feed four, and see the price: over $10 in many New York area stores – a staggering $18 if the bird's organic. Apples are close to $3 a pound. And forget buying a steak; you might have to take out a mortgage.
The Biden administration… |
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Hunter Biden's $2 Million 'Sugar Brother'
One of the mysteries of the Hunter Biden matter is how the president's son, with no obvious sources of income, manages to maintain a grand lifestyle. For the last year or so, he has been living in a $20,000-a-month rental house in Malibu, California. (The taxpayers are footing the bill for the Secret Service to pay even more, $30,000 a month, to rent… |
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Losing the People? Then Change the Rules
Court packing – the attempt to enlarge the size of the Supreme Court for short-term political purposes – used to be a dirty word in the history of American jurisprudence.
The tradition of a nine-person Supreme Court is now 153 years old. The last attempt to expand it for political gain was President Franklin Roosevelt… |
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Biden's Ministry of Truth
A federal speech czar? Just as the Founders imagined it, no doubt.
Earlier this week, Department of Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas told Congress that his agency is creating a "Disinformation Governance Board" to combat "misinformation" coming from Russia as we near this year's midterm elections. The Biden administration… |
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Time To Audit Twitter Censorship
New Twitter owner Elon Musk is vowing to reform the social media platform. "Free speech is the bedrock of a functioning democracy, and Twitter is the digital town square where matters vital to the future of humanity are debated," Musk said in a statement after his $44 billion bid to buy the company was accepted.
Many, many conservatives… |
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How America Became La La Land
America these last 14 months resembles a dystopia. It is becoming partly the world of George Orwell's Nineteen Eighty-Four, and partly the poet Homer's land of the Lotus-Eaters.
Nothing seems to be working. And no one in control seems to care.
The once secure border of 2020 vanished. Two-million people have crossed the southern border illegally in… |
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Can Biden Buy Votes With Student Debt Relief?
The 2020 Democratic presidential primary race was a bidding war in which the various candidates advocated spending trillions of dollars to enact sweeping progressive agendas. Some agendas were a bit more sweeping than others, but they all amounted to unprecedented increases in federal spending.
Take the issue of student loans. Bernie Sanders… |
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