I’ll try to avoid writing about it as others are already doing such a great job. Start with Opinion Times and then go check out National Review.
The Missing Explosives
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I’ll try to avoid writing about it as others are already doing such a great job. Start with Opinion Times and then go check out National Review.
At 7:05pm ET today, live from Atlanta, I’ll be moderating a panel of undecided Republican voters.
You can watch it live right here.
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I want to invite you guys to watch something tonight from 7pm ET to 9pm ET. I have put together a panel of undecided voters in Georgia. The SEC Primary takes place on March 1st. Georgia and Texas have the most delegates at stake that day. With Cruz in Texas, Georgia is getting a lot of candidate focus. Cruz has built up a massive organization in the state, but there are still a lot of undecided...
“[T]he tendency of the political right these days is to presume a mentally unstable person or an Islamic radical. The tendency of the political left is to always blame their political opponents.” Most Americans pray. Most Americans believe in the power of prayer. They may not all pray to the same god, but they pray. On Wednesday afternoon, three gunmen went into a Christmas party in...
The attacks on Donald Trump by the establishment are not forthcoming. Do not expect them to happen. Expect instead that Marco Rubio starts going up in the polls. It has come to this — the establishment of the Republican Party has decided that Ted Cruz must be stopped. The way to stop Cruz is to not touch Trump and start helping Rubio. This goes back to the story the other day about Karl...
Freedom, The Press and This Election
It’s clear that the New York Times desired an October surprise with its errant article about missing weapons in Al Qaqaa, Iraq. The story is falling apart all around us because they took the first bit of bad information they could use against the can…
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