Brandon Weichert

Republicans should do a better job of introspection and ask themselves in all seriousness if nominating Donald Trump is truly worth it?

If Haley were a Democrat and Joe Biden were a Republican, Stephanopoulos would have joined Nikki Haley and piled on President Biden.

Now is the time to make Joe Biden pay a political price for his alleged wrongdoings.

A deal is also impossible, with so many Western leaders blinkered by their own inaccurate understanding of the conflict as somehow “winnable” at the tactical level by the declining Ukrainian forces.

If Joe Biden were a Republican, the Democrats would have impeached him years ago—and with good reason. Because Joe Biden is a Democrat, though, both his party and most of our elite organizations are rallying to defend him.

With around $100 million in the bank, Ron DeSantis has a lot of wiggle room at his disposal. And unlike Trump, whose poll numbers outstrip any of the other GOP presidential nominees, DeSantis does not need to divert a penny of that impressive war chest to ridiculous legal matters.

Donald Trump should focus on saving himself from his current legal troubles…and ingratiating himself with the next Republican Party presidential candidate who could, if they won reelection, pardon Trump from whatever federal laws he is ultimately found guilty of having broken.

For Donald Trump’s campaign to argue that with each indictment he moves closer to reelection victory is absurd. It might help him in the GOP Primary. It will not resonate with independent voters who will turnout in a General Election.

President Joe Biden is an enduring embarrassment both for the country he purports to lead as well as for the Democratic Party.

Joe Biden downplays the anniversary of the end of the Afghanistan war. He is silent about the 13 Americans who were killed exclusively because of his sloppy withdrawal.