Impeachment politics and the Biden inquiry questioned
The piece argues that an impeachment inquiry against President Biden is a sham born from the start, noting a blank charging document and ongoing investigation. It condemns House Republicans for treating impeachment as an electoral strategy, cites six filed resolutions, and warns these actions erode credibility and threaten accountability in democracy. It contrasts this with past norms on serious misconduct and notes bipartisan concerns.
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No Labels bid unsettles 2024 race with veteran candidates
Former officeholders Larry Hogan Jon Huntsman Joe Lieberman and Jay Nixon join West Virginia Senator Joe Manchin in considering No Labels as an alternative to Democrats and Republicans. History shows third party runs rarely win but can tilt outcomes by drawing votes in key states, potentially aiding the Republican edge in 2024.
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Formula for Middle East peace mistakes repeat old errors
Cal Thomas argues the United States repeats failed policies from Obama era when pressuring Israel to concede to Palestinians. He cites Blinken's Saudi talks, compares to Iran with China nuclear plans, and recalls Netanyahu’s calls for recognition and demilitarization. He warns appeasing evil won’t bring security.
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