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Andy Parks, who for more than two decades was the sonorant sound of Washington's morning commute on WMAL radio and later became the voice of The Washington Times, died Sunday. He was 68.
Say what you want about Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, but one thing is for sure. The "political bad girl" has not gone all Washington on her constituents back home in Georgia.
As Democrats in Congress push several bills federalizing state elections and loosening voting regulations, Republicans over at the America First Policy Institute compiled examples of Democrats -- from Vice President Kamala Harris to Speaker Nancy Pelosi to Sen. Bernie Sanders of Vermont -- spreading claims of hacked elections.
Remember back in 2016 when we suffered through endless, tedious lectures from a magazine called National Review about how former President Donald Trump was such a threat to the Republican Party?
Who is laughing at death panels now? As former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin goes to court next month in a defamation trial against The New York Times, her most sensational claims from a decade ago are proving entirely true.
Once again, political bad girl Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene proves herself the smartest person in Congress.