Susan Quinn is an editor for Ricochet.com, where she covers a wide range of topics including politics, culture, and current events. Her articles often offer a conservative perspective and touch on issues such as the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, free speech, and social issues.
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Officially, Donald Trump will not be inaugurated until January 20, but his impact to-date and his actions are already demonstrating early governance and how he will proceed as President. He makes no apologies for his plans, and he's essentially started his term.
Two days ago, several of Trump's cabinet candidates were targeted with violent threats.
Unlike the other cabinet nominees that Donald Trump has selected who will battle with their organizations and take no prisoners, I suspect that Jay Bhattacharya will define his actions and responsibilities differently. He’s not afraid to argue ...
As Iowa's Sen. Joni Ernst contemplates whether to support Pete Hegseth for Secretary of the Department of Defense, I can't help wondering if her life experiences will inhibit her from being fair to him.
I don't understand the outrage that people are demonstrating over Biden's potential “preemptive pardons.” First, I don't think he's going to do it—precisely because of the anger he's generating over the very idea. But more than that, we have to look at the last four years and ask ourselves whether we want to spend the next four years drowning in legal prosecutions.
In his most recent book, (the name is a take-off on the supposed right wing, Q-Anon), David Harsanyi has presented an insightful and alarming description of the current Democrat party.
He has filed a lawsuit against a New York doctor who prescribed abortion medication to a Texan through telehealth appointments
Remember Trump's first term as President when Sarah Huckabee Sanders was shunned and kicked out of a Virginia restaurant in 2018? Her response , no surprise, was a classy act:
Do people on the radical left demonstrate a mental disorder? Most people on the right roll their eyes at the hysteria and fears of the left, but what’s to be done?Given that there were major shifts on the left in the 2024 election, is it po...
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