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In this hodgepodge of pieces, follow the link in each headline, please. A U.N. mandate should provide troops to protect Kyiv and Odesa (April 6) ….Some of us don’t have […]
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In this hodgepodge of pieces, follow the link in each headline, please. A U.N. mandate should provide troops to protect Kyiv and Odesa (April 6) ….Some of us don’t have […]
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(March 14) Criticism justly is raining on the large numbers of Democrats and young people who say they would flee the U.S. rather than “stay and fight” if our nation […]
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(Jan. 28) Newspaperman Dick Williams helped publicize football legend Gale Sayers, played basketball in Madison Square Garden, inadvertently helped launch Bill Clinton toward the presidency, and spent a memorable 24 […]
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(Dec. 7) Japanese Adm. Isoroku Yamamoto never actually said he worried his nation had “awakened a sleeping giant ” when it attacked Pearl Harbor 80 years ago in Hawaii. History should […]
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(Nov. 26) In the conservative spirit of William F. Buckley asserting that “ gratitude ” for our national blessings should be a year-round and lifelong attitude, not just an afterthought […]
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(Nov. 1) Twitter, you ignorant slut. The randomness, humorlessness, and cultural tone-deafness of Twitter’s censors is a sight (or maybe a site?) to behold. My Twitter account has been suspended […]
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Why it’s okay to chant ‘Let’s Go, Brandon’ (Nov. 1) Series on Clinton impeachment gets at least some things right (Nov. 2) Youngkin won Virginia by being un-Trump-like, thank goodness […]
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(Oct. 27) Credit to a tweet by Tony Heller of Real Climate Science for reminding us how climate alarmists have been the Chicken Littles of the modern world for a […]
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(Oct. 20) No matter how often plaintiffs’ attorneys and leftist activists pretend otherwise, it is insanely unfair to blame the opioid epidemic on pharmacists filling otherwise valid prescriptions from licensed physicians. Unfortunately, […]
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(September 7) In the “be thankful for small blessings” category, the city of New Orleans suffered less from Hurricane Ida than early fears had indicated. Points south and west of […]
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