Ken Blackwell and Edwin Meese III

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  Feb 20, 2019

  Warren’s comments on racism fail again

  Elizabeth Warren desperately wants to shift attention away from the racial controversies that have ensnared her and other Democrats.

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  Feb 6, 2019

  Public-private partnerships value effectiveness, not just efficiency

  At the root of Senator Harris’s questioning is an assumption under which Democrats often operate, that public-private partnerships are inefficient at best, exploitative at worst, and bad business all around.

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  Jan 30, 2019

  What the episode at the Lincoln Memorial teaches us about the media standards

  The episode was supposed to teach us a lesson about bigotry on the right. Instead, it’s confirming our worst suspicions about the current media landscape.

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  Dec 29, 2018

  Big problems with big tech

  Social media apps and websites claim to promote all-American values like free speech, transparency, and connectivity in the true spirit of the internet. But we’ve recently seen what happens when some people who say things that do not align with the political goals of a company.

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  Nov 6, 2018

  How Border Security Can Help End the Opioid Crisis

  In my decades of public service, I've never seen anything like the opioid epidemic ravaging our nation right now.

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  Oct 4, 2018

  Protecting Online Privacy Must Be a Top Priority on Capitol Hill

  Hardly a day goes by that we don't read or hear about another breach or attack on our sensitive online information.

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  Sep 20, 2018

  Issue 1: Giving Drug Dealers a Get Out of Jail Free Card Is Dangerous, Deadly

  They are at it again! Liberal billionaires George Soros, Mark Zuckerberg and Nicholas Pritzker are attempting to force their left leaning ideology on Ohioans. This time it's by spending millions of dollars to weaken Ohio's drug laws.

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  Sep 4, 2018

  What to Expect From the Kavanaugh Confirmation Hearing

  It's easy to predict much of what will happen this week during the confirmation hearings for Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh. That's because Democrats showed their hands almost immediately after Justice Anthony Kennedy announced his retirement from the Court, when Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) took to the Senate floor to motivate his left-wing base.

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  Sep 3, 2018

  This Labor Day, American Workers Can Say: The Economy Is Strong

  For the first time in years, American workers will be celebrating Labor Day knowing that we finally have the economic wind in our sails.

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  Aug 22, 2018

  After 30 Years, Justice Must Be Done for Iranian Dissidents' Families

  This summer marks the 30th anniversary of a massacre of political prisoners that has been widely described as one of the worst crimes against humanity to take place in the post-World War II era.