Opinion

Barely beginning his second year, President Joe Biden is already in the running for the most damaging administration to U.S. interests in quite some time.

When the New York Post broke its “Hunter Biden Laptop” stories in October 2020, mainstream media tried to ignore it. On the social media side, Twitter banned linking to them and Facebook used its algorithm to minimize discussion of them pending “fact checks” that apparently never happened.

Every March, America recognizes and celebrates the accomplishments of women throughout history. Among these figures are pioneers, scientists, politicians, and often athletes. Now, it seems our country is straying from this ideal.

We are currently looking at the best budget numbers in the entire history of our state. Last month, the Board of Equalization certified that the Legislature would have more than $10.4 billion available to appropriate for Fiscal Year 2023, which begins this July 1.

Two years into the COVID-19 pandemic, as the U.S. approaches -- according to the official statistics -- 80 million confirmed cases and a million deaths, most Americans seem to finally understand that America's “public health” institutions were the opposite of helpful in combating the disease.

America is no longer buying energy or vodka from Russia. Russians can no longer buy a McDonald’s hamburger. They can’t pay for their gasoline with a Visa, Mastercard or even an American Express card. One thousand Kentucky Fried Chicken restaurants have ceased operations in Russia.

Whenever and wherever too much government power produces bad policy and terrible results, U.S. Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) can be counted upon to pop up with the same proposed solution: More government power and more bad policy. Surely that will fix it. Current case in point: Oil prices.

The global establishment press has spilled metric tons of ink trying to paint Canada’s freedom convoy as a gaggle of racist pinheads holding up progress for the heck of it.

To the Editor: Did you know that recent estimates of the number of homeless children in America reflect that 2.5 million children experience homelessness each year? Or that families now make up 40 percent of the homeless population?

I’m a life-long conservative Republican and proud American. Our Republic has survived, in part, because We the People could separate fact from fiction when engaging in political discourse.