Dan Calabrese

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Hint: It's spelled M-E-D-I-C-A-I-D, and its expansion under ObamaCare made access to opioids cheap and easy for far too many people, including the ones who want to obtain them illegally.

Five months of stonewalling a subpoena might offer a clue

How it's done.

Answers in the Nunes memo?

Oops.

Denial

With a cackle thrown in for good measure

The special counsel is accountable to no one, and his power to hound people via investigation is unlimited. That should not be

Raising the bar

Barring a later upward revision, which certainly wouldn't be unprecedented, three straight quarters of 3.0 percent growth isn't happening right now

Perjury trap

In other words, someone actually tried

Too much?

Tweets searched, follows scrutinized, answers demanded . . . as no variance from the accepted orthodoxy can be allowed

Far be it from us to explain to the pope how the devil actually works, but . . .

That their countries are, um, you know what.

Way too generous to childhood arrivals, and no serious commitment to border security

How clandestine!

But if the reasons are really the ones they're citing, then it's the media themselves who are to blame

The socialist workers' paradise

Mismanagement, corruption and lack of investment by the socialist government has turned a valuable natural resource into a useless bunch of slop.

Cancel my appointment with Dr. Kevorkian. I can once again live

Congress is in session, the Armed Forces are deployed, the mail is coming . . . and the IRS is still confiscating your money. If only the shutdown was real.

Conversion of an existing building, instead of building a new one, will speed up the process

What are they afraid of?

They're both priorities, but the U.S. is returning its strategic focus to geopolitical challenges

Didn't that used to be a precursor to the apocalypse? Oh well!

Our culture, for better or worse

Having to be near people who don't agree with you is so icky.

Because the 35 percent tax on repatriated profits is gone