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(Official Washington Examiner editorial, Dec. 13) Congress should not break for Christmas before providing more aid for Ukraine. Ukraine, whose president, Volodymyr Zelensky, is in Washington this week, is an ally fighting for […]
(Dec. 19) Twenty-five years ago today, the House of Representatives impeached President Bill Clinton. It was the first presidential impeachment in 130 years, and it ushered in a quarter-century of […]
(Dec. 15) Former United States Rep. Liz Cheney’s new book, Oath and Honor, is a tour de force. The Wyoming Republican presents a fact-heavy account of former President Donald Trump’s dishonest and dangerous […]
(Dec. 18) Instead of criticizing Rep. Dean Phillips (D-MN) for challenging President Joe Biden in the Democratic presidential primaries, Democrats in Congress should be thanking him for trying to save them from themselves. Phillips […]
(Official Washington Examiner editorial, Dec. 18) Even with the American Civil Liberties Union fighting against civil rights, the cause of freedom of conscience won a big victory this week against a Virginia school board’s attempt at mandatory […]
(Dec. 14) Even postage stamps have succumbed to woke identity politics. I walked into the post office this month to get multiple rolls of stamps for Christmas cards and for months to come. The […]
(Dec. 6) Disperse them. Arrest them if they won’t immediately disperse. Use tear gas against them (after assuring that police have gas masks) and tasers if they resist arrest. Prosecute […]
(Quin’s column Dec. 5, in the Washington Examiner): Decades of excellent reporting by CBS’s Major Garrett show that he should know better than to put forth the near-slanderously one-sided story […]
To read the full editorials representing the institutional position of the Washington Examiner, follow the links embedded in the headlines….. Electric vehicle mandates are completely counterproductive (Dec. 1) A backlash […]
(Official Washington Examiner editorial, Nov. 29, 2o23) Federal debt will never be brought under control, nor will government’s intrusiveness be curtailed, unless people rein in the administrative state. Fortunately, some good suggestions […]
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