LAURA INGRAHAM: 'Death to America' is a fact of life under Democrats' policies
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Fox News host Laura Ingraham lays out several ways President Biden's policies bring "death" to the American way of life in her opening monologue Monday on "The Ingraham Angle." LAURA INGRAHAM: Because no one who really loved America, our history and our culture, would make it his [Biden's] policy to push that or to leave our border open. No one who really wanted to help keep America safe would have appointed nincompoops to the cabinet like Janet Yellen, Lloyd Austin, or Jennifer Granholm. And no...

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