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In 2020 Joe Biden maneuvered successfully to make the election a referendum on the president’s personality and his handling of COVID.

People with preexisting medical conditions are not threatened by the Trump administration's legal challenge to ObamaCare.

Simply rejoining the Paris accords and opening the cash gusher is not the way to improve America’s air, water and renewable energy sector.

The battle for Senate control received far less attention than the Trump-Biden presidential race, but it is vitally important. And it won't be over until two runoff elections are held Jan. 5 in Georgia.

Dead people, like any other group, tend to vote more often when you make it easier for them to vote, and this year, we made it much easier for the dead to vote.

According to the most recent U.S. Census data, the country is home to 17.4 million veterans, more than 5% of its total population.

We should be able to put aside our political differences and unite in supporting our veterans and treating them with respect and fairness.

We need all hands on deck to support this and other vaccines through the Food and Drug Administration emergency approval process.

Twice pollsters have predicted Democratic landslides only to look like blockheads when the votes are counted.

Less than half of 1% of the American people serve in the armed forces, many of them within the same family. The stories of soldiers deploying four, five, or even as many as 12 times are so common they barely raise eyebrows.

In 2009, I was one of several thousand Marines taking part in Operation Khanjar, the start of President Obama’s “surge” of military forces and civilian advisers into Afghanistan’s Helmand Province.

Every veteran of the armed forces of the United States is a hero to the American people. On Veterans Day, it’s our duty to tell the story of what they did for us, what they did for our country, and all that they’ve done to ensure the survival and the success of liberty.

Americans are right to have some rather serious trust issues with calls for unity in our polarized time.

What you're watching right now is not simply a battle between two political parties or even two opposing worldviews. It is deeper than that.

Smug and arrogant as ever, McCabe appeared Tuesday before the Senate Judiciary Committee and brushed aside all the evidence of the FBI's abuse of power under his watch. He dismissed it as mere mistakes, not malevolence.

As the media and Democrats preach healing, their loudest voices are planning something else. They call it accountability, but it’s actually retribution.

Vice President-elect Joe Biden's bromides sound comforting, but Democrats do not practice what they preach.

The world is also more complicated than it was when Joe Biden checked out four years ago.

Right now, we are seeing what happens when that trust disappears and the legality and integrity of our elections remains uncertain.

When leaders choose which causes constitute an acceptable risk to public health based on their own personal political beliefs, it dangerously undermines the validity of every science-backed health advisory.