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Terrance Wall: Trump trial travesty: let’s not lose hope

In this case, Trump will end up at the Supreme Court because both sides will appeal if they lose at the appeals court, where the majority of the Supreme Court is conservative with at least three justices having been appointed by Trump. And the other hope you should hold onto is that the Dems have over played their hand. Even many Dems and independents don’t like where this country is going.

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Scott Walker: Freedom must never be taken for granted

Today, we must be vigilant against those seeking to expand their oppressive rule worldwide. Freedom must never be taken for granted – abroad or at home. The conditions that led to the start of World War II could easily happen again. We must never forget history, or we will be doomed to repeat it.

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Dan O’Donnell: The Scott Walker effect

Common sense would dictate that the absolute worst thing for a presidential campaign would be a criminal conviction of the candidate—let alone a conviction on 34 felony charges—but this is apparently not the case.

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Terrance Wall: Trump trial travesty: let’s not lose hope

In this case, Trump will end up at the Supreme Court because both sides will appeal if they lose at the appeals court, where the majority of the Supreme Court is conservative with at least three justices having been appointed by Trump. And the other hope you should hold onto is that the Dems have over played their hand. Even many Dems and independents don’t like where this country is going.

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Scott Walker: Freedom must never be taken for granted

Today, we must be vigilant against those seeking to expand their oppressive rule worldwide. Freedom must never be taken for granted – abroad or at home. The conditions that led to the start of World War II could easily happen again. We must never forget history, or we will be doomed to repeat it.

Read More »

Dan O’Donnell: The Scott Walker effect

Common sense would dictate that the absolute worst thing for a presidential campaign would be a criminal conviction of the candidate—let alone a conviction on 34 felony charges—but this is apparently not the case.

Read More »