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Dear God, please don’t let Kamala Harris become president
Vice President Kamala Harris, fresh off her stint as “border czar,” has taken on a new role as “A.I. czar” — which, as she likes to helpfully explain, stands for, boys and girls, “arr-tuh-fih-shul in-tell-li-jense.” Dear Lord, please don’t let Harris become president. Ever.
The Quad is key to countering China’s aggressive expansion
The Chinese Communist Party’s recent passage of its new foreign relations law underscores the threat to free nations dedicated to preserving a free and open Indo-Pacific.
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DeSantis comes out swinging -- and misses
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