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Tweedledee and tweedledum

My family and friends are angry with me because I won’t tell them for whom I plan to vote for president. I have not voted for the Republican or Democrat for president since 1984, when I happily voted for Ronald Reagan. Since those days, the Democrats have gravitated to principles of big ...

Washington Post on EPA rule requiring leadpipes gone within decade

It is almost impossible to be against a rule announced by the Environmental Protection Agency this month requiring utilities to replace all lead pipes within a decade. After all, who opposes the swift removal of a deadly toxin from drinking water? But there’s a tricky road ahead, and it’s ...

Donald Trump is a foreign policy influence

I recently spent time flying to various regions of this country and was struck by how nice almost everyone was. Whether boarding to New York, Chicago or Albuquerque, I found fellow passengers to be super polite, patient with slow movers, helpful lifting bags into the overhead. The number of ...

Keeping Halloween a safe holiday involves planning

Kamala Harris has officially ended the “joy” phase of her campaign, and has instead entered the “Trump is a fascist” stage. Asked at a CNN townhall whether she thinks Donald Trump is a fascist, Harris said, “Yes, I do.” The F-word is one of the Left’s favorite swear words, ...

Be grateful for what you have

After I voted yesterday, I made it a point to thank every poll worker and citizen volunteering at our polling place. In Maricopa County, Arizona, the tabulation center will have snipers on the roof, metal detectors and security at every entrance. In Colorado, some polling places have ...

Democratic Party had bad October

Was it just a coincidence that Vice President Kamala Harris showed up, 15 minutes late, to be interviewed by Fox News’ Bret Baier a day before Nate Silver’s poll aggregation website showed her chances of winning the election slipping below 50%? Probably not. What may link Harris’ slide ...