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Democrats can try but won't succeed at distancing themselves from the violence they have enabled on American streets.

As someone who has been watching conventions since 1956, I think this was the most historically effective convention of my lifetime.

Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi startled journalists at her weekly news conference on Thursday by her advice that Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden shouldn’t bother publicly debating President Donald Trump.  

Now that both major party conventions have wrapped up, Americans are grappling with "a tale of two futures," Laura Ingraham said Friday.

President Trump's speech at the Republican National Convention Thursday was the first moment in weeks when he seemed likely to win reelection, Tucker Carlson said Friday.

I ask Joe Biden: Will you stand up finally and denounce this violence and destruction? Will you quit inciting it and urge other leaders to do the same?

There may be no more blatant violation of the concept of truth in advertising than CNN's boastful claiming of the slogan "Facts First."

The Democrats are panicking again, and their panic started right after the end of the Democrat Convention.

The chief victim of this week’s Republican National Convention is the Democrat Big Lie that President Donald J. Trump is a minority- and immigrant-hating racist and xenophobe.

The American people expect — and deserve — to hear from presidential candidates and learn where they stand on a multitude of important policy issues affecting our lives.

Sen. Tim Scott, R-S.C., had the best line and personal story of the night Monday.

Trump praised himself and he attacked Joe Biden, just as you’d expect. But he didn’t build a case for himself or a case against Biden — and it’s the construction of such cases that provide the dramatic structure a major speech needs to engage both the head and the heart.

Republicans spent the better part of three nights in their convention presenting softer and gentler sides of President Trump, but the president gets the final word and he came out Thursday in a fighting mood.

The Republican Party died a sad death Thursday night, as the party that gave America President Abraham Lincoln and ended slavery was replaced by the Trump Party.

Make no mistake about the 2020 conventions, Republicans absolutely buried Democrats.

President Trump rebuffed Joe Biden's attempts to brand him as responsible for violence in cities across America in an "incredible and electric" speech at the Republican National Convention, Laura Ingraham said Thursday.

President Trump delivered one of the best speeches of his political career Thursday night as he accepted the Republican National Convention’s nomination for second term, boosting his chances for reelection

The final night of the RNC lived up to all expectations — and then some.

The Democrats want you to think they support law and order – but too many of them can't conceal their genuine hatred for the police.

Over the past few months, we’ve seen liberal policies harm the safety and security of innocent American citizens while protecting and coddling violent anarchists.