The cowardice of the Democrats has led their Party down the primrose path to full-on socialism. Do Republicans have the courage to make a stand against it? If not, they are complicit in bringing about that regime.
If Republicans on Capitol Hill hope to set a foundation for future victory, they'll need to do more than act as an impediment to the bad ideas put forth by the Democrats.
It's inspirational when a natural disaster such as a massive hurricane unifies us. But it's far harder to unify against a threat if we're unwilling to identify it. So let's call it out: the true threat to America comes not from outside but from within.
The media would have you believe that the sole threat to the republic comes from the alt-right. They do that by neglecting to point out the evils of Antifa because that might detract from the evils of the alt-right.
Voters like to believe, as Donald Trump does, that politics is filthy – because we refuse to acknowledge that in a representative republic, we're the ultimate sources of blame. We are the ones who keep electing these moral idiots.
The liberal media continues to come up short of the anti-Trump kill shot they've been implicitly promising for months – which, in turn, makes them desperate to prove that this hasn't all been a waste of time.
We ought to demand that our politicians be more than celebrities who enjoy WWE memes or Hollywood-adored figureheads for "woke" talking points.
Reality is unpleasant. Perhaps that's why so few politicians seem willing to face up to it.
The Alabama Senate runoff between Judge Roy Moore and Sen. Luther Strange (R-Ala.) is being called “the most important Senate race in a generation” because its result next week will determine whether the Republican Party is returning to its conservative roots via Moore’s election … or if it is shifting toward the establishment leadership through a Strange win.
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