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Two official Washington Examiner editorials about bad policies pushed by Democrats. Soft-on-crime prosecutors and policies are causing massive societal dangers (Nov. 1): Three different stories from the nation’s capital in the […]
Trump continued to try to hijack the election (Aug. 2): Perhaps the most appalling revelation from the newest indictment of former President Donald Trump is that he and his henchman continued pressuring […]
(April 29) In his Wednesday night speech, President Joe Biden repeated one bit of economic illiteracy that has been demonstrably wrong for 15 years, although Democrats recited it like a […]
(Aug. 24) One of the best and most important speeches of either national convention came from a young lady named Natalie Harp, a onetime bone cancer patient who quite appropriately […]
(Feb. 13) It’s time for the whining to stop. This nation’s new record-high levels of household debt and credit card debt are not evidence of Americans being victims. They are […]
(Feb. 10) While the Democratic candidates caterwaul during debates about how rough it supposedly is to gain access to healthcare in this country, President Trump’s policies are actually making the […]
(Nov. 26) A new, bipartisan effort in Congress wisely aims to reduce out-of-pocket medical costs for senior citizens without requiring a complicated, systemic revamping of the whole Medicare system. Here’s hoping […]
(Nov. 15) When it comes to improving the nation’s healthcare system, the Trump administration continues to do administratively some of the good things it hasn’t been able to do legislatively. […]
The Trump team on Friday continued adding to its largely admirable record of tweaking healthcare policies through administrative action. While at least one of its proposals is ill-advised, most of this administration’s changes […]
Six pieces by Quin at the DC Examiner. Follow the links embedded in the headlines for the full posts, starting with the president wimping out on his own good inclinations […]
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