Rodriguez offers plan to defuse immigration debate
A leader among evangelical Hispanics contends the compromise he's calling for on border security and illegal immigration is a plan that can work.
The big question won't be governmental oversight but media self-policing: Last week, the media were consumed with the vital question of whether Vogue magazine's cover of Kamala Harris is respectful enough, given that it shows her wearing her trademark Converse sneakers.
Trust the bureaucracy – it's the same mistake the government always makes. And they did it again during the development and distribution of the vaccines.
For eight years, the media cowered when Obama glared and barked when he cued. For the next four years, they portrayed Trump as an existential threat to democracy. Now, with the distinct possibility of Joe Biden moving into the Oval Office, Americans need to prepare for some hard-hitting déjà vu.
When our intellectual and moral betters in politics suggest that we must act out of an abundance of caution, they mean that they ought to enjoy abundance while benefitting from our caution.
The left's gender theories are anti-scientific nonsense – but they're gaining ground.
Today, the media celebrate the return of the old normal. That celebration is likely to again result in a backlash they can't control.
Unless Joe Biden is willing to cross the aisle and recognize the humanity of those with whom he disagrees, and to call out those on his own side who won't -- his term (should it come to pass) is likely to be contentious, polarizing and ultimately unsuccessful.
On Tuesday night, the American people spoke. They spoke with millions upon millions of voices to produce the greatest presidential election voter turnout in over a century. And they sent a variety of messages, most of them quite positive.
A leader among evangelical Hispanics contends the compromise he's calling for on border security and illegal immigration is a plan that can work.
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