Zuckerberg can rechristen his empire, but he can’t outrun the public’s associating him with Facebook.
Taylor Lewis
Taylor Lewis writes from Virginia.
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In two months’ time, if Joe Biden can’t give us some figgy pudding, few Americans will wish him a merry Christmas, or gift the Democrats a vote next year.
The Washington class has not, and likely will not, forgive and forget the fracas that transpired on January 6th.
The Biden Administration has hit the vax ceiling with the appealing carrot—now it’s time for the stick.
How does Biden expect us to believe an omnibus spending package that reportedly spends $3.5 trillion will actually ring up as “on the house”?
Cashing in on liberal goodwill has never been so lucrative.
Biden’s vaccine mandate for large, multi-state private employers will wither before the courts.
America’s pop-density divide is a stubborn characteristic of our national life.
There are over 10 million open jobs countrywide—a new benchmark.
Resigning under threat of impeachment is the worst thing that will happen to Cuomo. But it may only be a setback.