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Washtimesherald - Nov 16
I am curious about what will happen with the debris from the White house renovation ("White House ballroom price tag increases to $300 million," Web, Oct. 23). Read more
The Washington Times - Oct 24
As a voter, I am disappointed that our public officials cannot apply commonsense principles to the running of America. Read more
The Washington Times - Oct 17
The disclaimer at the end of the recent Commentary piece by Joseph R. DeTrani is well advised, as the op-ed certainly does not represent government policy. Read more
The Washington Times - Oct 17
Because of four years of runaway inflation that ravaged people's spending power, the primary theme of the New York City mayoral and New Jersey gubernatorial races is "affordability." Read more
The Washington Times - Oct 15
I believe most people are astounded at the number of congressional representatives who seem more interested in government subsidies for their constituents than jobs. Read more
The Washington Times - Oct 15
Those in power who have abused their positions, used obscure laws and manipulated the judicial system to hurt their political opponents are dangerous and must be held to account. Read more
The Washington Times - Oct 14
The rush last month by several European governments to recognize a "State of Palestine" has been heralded as a bold step toward peace. In reality, it is political theater dressed up as law. Read more
The Washington Times - Oct 14
Jay Jones, the Democratic candidate for Virginia attorney general, fantasized about murdering a Republican state legislator and his family. Read more
The Washington Times - Oct 10
In my old days, I keep an account on Facebook to keep in touch with my family across the globe. Read more
The Washington Times - Oct 01
