Zachary Faria is a commentary writer for the Washington Examiner. He focuses on politics and sports, often exploring themes related to social issues, the GOP, DNC, and voter behavior. His work has been featured in The Denver Gazette, RealClearMarkets, and Colorado Politics, among others.
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House Democrats have learned nothing from the 2024 election results.
Columbia University has managed to collect swarms of people with some of the most despicable beliefs you will find in the country.
By: Zachary Faria
Democratic socialists are justifying the murder of the UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson.
Socialists are justifying the murder of the UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson.
By: Zachary Faria
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On gun control, Democrats are too lazy to move on from their ineffective "solutions."
By: Zachary Faria
NCAA President Charlie Baker thinks women must be "accommodated" with other facilities if they don't want to change next to men.
By: Zachary Faria
Democrats were shocked by their November losses, but they want to keep running to the Left despite being rejected by voters
By: Zachary Faria
What use is a GOP that compromises on issues that would be unpopular for Democrats by letting Democratic bureaucrats continue to target Republicans?
Democrats blocked funding for pediatric cancer research and are now attacking Republicans for wanting to fund the government.
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