T’was a Nice Republic, While It Lasted
On or around 9 a.m. EST, on July 24, 2019, as a gentle breeze wafted over the gingerly groomed Kentucky bluegrass grounds of the National […]
Congress
Can Trump’s New Asylum Rules Stem the Illegal Tide?
Illegal immigration numbers remain at levels triple that of previous years, and Congress continues to bicker, foot stomp, other otherwise ignore the problem. In the […]
Dems Try to Undo 2016 Election By Probing Trump’s Inaugural
Even nearly three years later, Republicans still savor and chuckle at the video of the woman in a winter coat and glasses, howling a primordial […]
High-Skilled Immigrants Act Is a Sop to Big Tech
In a rare moment of bipartisanship last week, Democrats and Republicans joined hands to make a small, but fundamental change to our immigration system. Not […]
Democratic Candidates Aren’t on a Winning Track
Presidential candidates from both parties usually sound hard-core in the primaries to appeal to their progressive or conservative bases. But for the general election, the […]
Swampy Washington Should Not Compound the F-35’s Failure
Mae West famously said that too much of a good thing can be wonderful. Well, Washington lawmakers seem determined to turn that logic on its […]
Mike Lee Backs Big Tech Crony Capitalism
U.S. Senator Mike Lee (R-Utah) has long warned against the dangers of crony capitalism, which he defines as “an unholy union of big government, big […]
The Continuing Border Crisis
Apparently, now it’s permissible to acknowledge we have a crisis on our southern border. That information, just a few months ago, was news to many […]
Chip Roy Takes a Stand—Will Republicans Learn?
People often question whether it’s still true that one man can make a difference in the modern Congress. This week, Representative Chip Roy (R-Texas) proved […]
Impeachment Is the Greatest Campaign Strategy for Trump
Democrats have done much to ensure President Trump’s reelection—but much work remains. Any number of impeachment theories have been floated—emoluments, Russia collusion, obstruction of justice, […]
Democrats Offer ‘Faux Compassion’ on the Border, Says Texas Rep
As Texans go, Michael Cloud is more down-to-earth than boisterous. The freshman member of Congress is reserved and deliberate, answering questions with a soft drawl […]
A Sovereign People Need Data Sovereignty—Now
It’s time the American people woke up and understood what the big tech companies, many of which are now publishers and telecommunications companies masquerading as […]
Why Are Democrats Obstructing Justice?
It was a shocking acknowledgment from a fierce (and profane) Russian collusion propagandist. “The Democrats have a clock ticking,” warned CNN analyst Phil Mudd on […]
Free Government and the Rules of the Game
Richard Nixon was no paragon of public virtue. Still, when John F. Kennedy won the 1960 presidential election, probably on the basis of voter fraud […]
Democrats Have Always Wanted to Impeach Trump
Let’s imagine for a moment a hypothetical situation in which a president shoots someone on the White House lawn. A two-year, $34 million special counsel […]
Don’t Just Resist—Insist!
It takes clarity and consistency to face down an extinction burst successfully. “An extinction what,” you ask? “Extinction burst” is the term behavioral scientists use […]
Deep Throat and Donald Trump
You have to give it to Democrats; they are organized. As soon as Attorney General Bill Barr refused to commit a crime by releasing a […]
Senate Republicans Use New Rules to Save a Crony Institution
After nuking their debate rules for nominations last month for the stated reason that they wanted to push the confirmations of more Republican judges, the […]
Nadler’s Contempt
House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) on Thursday held a press conference responding to the effort by Representative Jerry Nadler (D-N.Y.) to hold Attorney General […]
Does President Trump Want to Be Impeached?
The aphorism is as logical and demonstrable, as can be demonstrated by current events: “The more illogical the proposition, the more political the proposition.” Fortuitously, […]