WASHINGTON TIMES: DAVID BOSSIE: In Los Angeles, we are seeing what a radicalized Democratic Party really wants

The two major political parties historically had differing ideologies and pathways for pursuing the best policy agendas, but the overall goal was the same: making America a better place to live for future…
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WASHINGTON TIMES: DAVID BOSSIE: Under Trump, spending cuts are suddenly the talk of the town

Last year, I posted on X that America’s unsustainable national debt and reckless federal spending problem is “the crisis that no one wants to talk about.” The national debt currently stands at…
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DAILY CALLER: DAVID BOSSIE: Terrorism, Gangs And Spies Prove Trump’s Point On Immigration

It’s becoming more obvious with each passing day that President Donald Trump was right about the dangers of illegal immigration from the jump. Even before he became a candidate for president in 2015,…
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DAILY CALLER: DAVID BOSSIE: Time For Congress To Pull Back The Curtain On Biden

The wide-ranging cover-up of former President Joe Biden’s cognitive decline and questions regarding his cancer diagnosis, the autopen, and unelected political operatives running the White House must…
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WASHINGTON TIMES: DAVID BOSSIE: Tuberville for Alabama governor

The race is on to succeed term-limited Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey, and residents of the Yellowhammer State recently received welcome news: the announcement that their senior U.S. senator, Tommy Tuberville,…
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DAILY CALLER: DAVID BOSSIE: Two Things Dems Should Do If They Want To Stay Relevant

With each passing day, it’s becoming more and more evident that Democrats are lost at sea and struggling desperately to remain relevant. If the left has any interest in being taken seriously again, two…
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WASHINGTON TIMES: DAVID BOSSIE: Wins from the Trump White House keep stacking up

For tens of millions of Americans, seeing President Trump showcase American power and prestige on the world stage is a refreshing return to something that has been sorely missing since President Reagan’s…
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DAILY CALLER: DAVID BOSSIE: Congress Should Probe Cover-Up Of Biden’s Cognitive Decline

The years-long, wide-reaching cover-up of former President Joe Biden’s obvious cognitive decline is reaching a fever pitch, and the time has come to answer an important question: what should be done…
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WASHINGTON TIMES: DAVID BOSSIE: Pete Hegseth: A 100-day report card

From the moment Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth was sworn in, he has been laser-focused on confronting the failed status quo at the Pentagon that was allowed to fester under President Biden and implementing…
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THE WESTERN JOURNAL: DAVID BOSSIE: A Review of President Trump’s First 100 Days: ‘Trump Is a Special Leader’

The United States of America had a president in cognitive decline for four long years. Because of this dangerous leadership vacuum, radical staff and unelected bureaucrats were allowed to make scores…
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DAILY CALLER: DAVID BOSSIE: Trump’s First 100 Days Has Exposed The Left

The first one hundred days of President Donald Trump’s second term in the White House are historic in many ways. From restoring American exceptionalism and strong leadership in the Oval Office, to…
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WASHINGTON TIMES: DAVID BOSSIE: Reviewing Trump’s first 100 days

President Trump’s 100th day in office is fast approaching, so it’s a perfect time to review his job performance during the opening months of his historic second term in the White House. To…
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WASHINGTON TIMES: DAVID BOSSIE: Don’t be a panican

President Trump campaigned to accomplish consequential reforms for the American people, and he has delivered in a historic fashion. Mr. Trump didn’t set aside his amazing business career and risk his…
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DAILY CALLER: DAVID BOSSIE: DOGE Is Ending The ‘Eternal Life’ Of Government

In his 1964 “A Time For Choosing” speech, Ronald Reagan famously said, “a government bureau is the nearest thing to eternal life we’ll ever see on this earth.” And for more than 60 years, President…
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