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Not too long ago, I returned to my parked car and found a sheet of paper on the windshield bearing an expletive-laden message. The anonymous poster had obviously gone to some effort to make these flyers on his home computer -- complete with color cartoon figures and such.

Patrick J. Buchanan: Has the West the will to survive?

Posted yesterday in National Columns

"If you're ... pathetically weak, the country is going to be overrun with millions of people, and if you're strong, then you don't have any heart, that's a tough dilemma. ... I'd rather be strong."

Editorial cartoon for 6-22-18

Posted 6/22/2018 in National Columns

Froma Harrop: How opponents feed Trump media machine

Posted 6/22/2018 in National Columns

The time has come for Donald Trump's critics to take a much-deserved vacation from all things Donald Trump.

Larry Elder: IG Report -- Imagine this level of bias during the O.J. Simpson case

Posted 6/21/2018 in National Columns

Imagine what defense attorney Johnnie Cochran, during the O.J. Simpson murder trial, would have done with notes to and from LAPD lead detectives Tom Lange and Philip Vannatter in which they demeaned Simpson's fans.

Editorial cartoon for 6-21-18

Posted 6/21/2018 in National Columns

Leonard Pitts: Immigrant children are real children

Posted 6/20/2018 in National Columns

"Illegals" have faces.

Froma Harrop: When women's dignity counts for zero

Posted 6/20/2018 in National Columns

The woman soon to be Rudolph Giuliani's third ex-wife is not the most sympathetic of victims.

Editorial cartoon for 6-20-18

Posted 6/20/2018 in National Columns

Editorial cartoons for 6-19-18

Posted 6/19/2018 in National Columns

David Harsanyi: Free trade already puts America first

Posted 6/19/2018 in National Columns

These days, I'm often accused of being a globalist.

Editorial cartoon for 6-18-18

Posted 6/18/2018 in National Columns

Patrick Buchanan: Trump's historic gamble

Posted 6/16/2018 in National Columns

President Donald Trump appears to belong to what might be called the Benjamin Disraeli school of diplomacy. The British prime minister once counseled, "Everyone likes flattery; and when you come to Royalty you should lay it on with a trowel."

Steve Chapman: How Republicans went soft on communism

Posted 6/16/2018 in National Columns

If you had told Ronald Reagan in 1988 that in 30 years, the president of the United States would be chummy with communist dictators in China and North Korea, eager to please a brutal Kremlin autocrat, and indifferent to the needs of our military allies, he might have said: That's what you get for electing a Democrat.