You never know how readers will react to a column. That is one of the interesting things about writing. Sometimes I think: This column is
This week, as Joe Biden’s presidency passed the six month mark, his legislative policy agenda, which started out with the March passage of his $1.9
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Last week, President Joe Biden was pressed by White House reporters after announcing his decision to pull the last remaining US troops in Afghanistan by
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