Democrats are bitterly clinging to a myth that if only someone else had been president, the pandemic would have passed over the United States as if by some divine mark of virtue.

The fear that drives people to religious zeal for COVID restrictions is a product of a 21st century Western privilege that makes unexpected death even in old age seem morally unacceptable.

However you choose to celebrate your holidays, try to connect in person with those around you and make this the most joyous and inclusive season yet.

This is our world in 2020: Not even the experts can keep pro-lockdown, pro-mask fanatics from harassing and endangering others.

An erroneous idea is gaining steam on the right: that their consolation prize of a Biden election will be an ‘end’ to COVID-19. Parties other than Biden have too much invested in the pandemic to let that happen, however.

Anthony Fauci is always the harbinger of additional suffering to be inflicted by state and local governments. Count on governors parroting the new expectation.

Roy Moore was dragged through the mud as evil scum for accusations similar to those Jacob Blake’s girlfriend made to police, but Blake is being sainted.

Months of data indicate masking toddlers does not curb serious COVID cases, but it does inhibit critical interactions with children and adds considerable stress to lockdown-frazzled parents.

If being unhappy is ‘unbearable suffering,’ then the precedent for vulnerable people, particularly the elderly and sick, is clear: Smile and don’t complain, or risk lethal injection.

With privilege theory quickly taking over the American discourse on race, sympathy for looters and vandals is on the rise and not slowing down.

Pastor John MacArthur says we can’t reopen church because Christians aren’t being ‘persecuted’ by health orders. But what about God’s commands for us?

‘Flatten the curve’ became ‘stop the virus’ as fast as the decline in bad news about COVID. All that’s left is to answer: Where will the goal posts move next?

We desperately need to get back to work, but opening the economy while suppressing social life is like breathing oxygen into the body while suffocating the soul.

A very self-assured Stacy Abrams indulged the hosts of ‘The View’ with lies about [the real] Governor Brian Kemp’s plan to reopen much of Georgia’s economy

It’s the pandemic iteration of ‘Have you stopped beating your wife yet?’ ‘If we don’t stay home, 1.4% of all Oregonians could die.’ The current numbers don’t even come close to that.

It’s better to be on the safe side, our leaders claim, but their rash decisions stoke resentment and distrust while making these lockdowns intolerable.

We should at least ask the question: Are we suffering under months-long lockdowns just to exchange one public health crisis for others?

If cash transfers to failing businesses are now a given any time the economy is in crisis, then where is the bailout for small businesses?

Here are three ways you can encourage learning, play, and discovery in your little ones, with minimal television and while allowing you to get your work done.

I don’t need to read your chatty recollection about a potluck where nothing happened except someone complimented your fruit salad.