If We’re Nazis, Expect More Violence
Because of the ever-descending moral and intellectual state of the mainstream news media, there has been no outcry against the leftists who call President Donald […]
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Enough from the Peanut Gallery
In an era of rampant media bias, certain right-leaning journalists have stepped up to act as impartial arbiters of the truth. Ben Shapiro, for instance, […]
Obama the Oracle
Courtesy of Edward-Isaac Dovere at Politico, we have an opportunity to enlighten our benighted selves with the mystic pronouncements of former president and present political […]
It’s Dangerous to Disagree in America
This weekend, Sarah Sanders Huckabee and her family were thrown out of a Virginia restaurant after a vote by the staff. Do not trivialize this […]
The Paul Ryan Express: Punching His Ticket to K Street
Months after announcing his plans to retire from Congress, why is Paul Ryan (R-Wis.) still Speaker of the House? It’s hard to imagine anyone less […]
The NeverTrump Dilemma
After “CBS Evening News” anchor Walter Cronkite said he no longer trusted America’s leaders regarding the Vietnam War, President Lyndon Johnson supposedly remarked, “If I’ve […]
Why This Immigration Psychodrama Will Also Pass
A month from now there will be a new manufactured news story that Donald Trump is savage, represents an existential danger, or is unhinged. We […]
Congressional Republicans Punt on Sovereignty
The furor over illegal immigration policies peaked this week as the House of Representatives began consideration of its immigration bills, and the White House initiated […]
Yes, the President Is Guilty of Obstruction
The shocking Justice Department inspector general report confirms our worst suspicions about the president’s controversial action last year. In firing former FBI Director James Comey, President […]
Why Do We Need More People in This Country, Anyway?
As Capitol Hill Republicans attempt for—what, the eighth? ninth?—time in the past two decades to jam through an amnesty that their voters have explicitly, loudly […]
What You Missed from Michael Horowitz’s Testimony
In the media’s rush to exploit the plight of migrant children this week, the public testimony of Michael Horowitz has been buried or, more likely, […]
American Greatness and American Venality
One ought to be immune to what Roger Simon splendidly and succinctly called the “festival of hypocrisy” that is the current hysteria over separating family […]
Trumping the Rule of Law
The outrage over the “crisis at the border” raises a question about the principles of NeverTrump conservatives. They whine about President Trump undermining or attacking […]
Trump’s Immigration Policies Aren’t Like Japanese Internment
I rarely feel sympathy for Members of Congress, least of all Maryland Democrat Elijah Cummings, but his tearful plea about separating children from their illegal […]
A Comedy of Corruption? Or a Bureaucratic Horror Show?
If the stakes were not so high, the 568-page report issued last week by the Justice Department Office of the Inspector General (“A Review of […]
Who’s Going to Be the Next Mondale?
For the first time since the election of 1984, the Left is on the run and they don’t like it one bit. Back then, they […]
How Libertarians Could Hand Control of Congress to Democrats
With control of the U.S. Congress to be decided in less than five months, many factors could affect the outcome. Will voters in California flip […]
Democrats and Black America
Kanye West is not shy. As Hurricane Katrina and the flooding that followed disemboweled New Orleans in a frenzy of immutable destruction, West told the […]
Tying Hillary’s Emails to the Russian ‘Collusion’ Probe
The 568-page report released Thursday by Department of Justice Inspector General Michael Horowitz may help explain why the investigation of Hillary Clinton’s emails and the […]
A Nation of Laws, Not Regulations—Or Regulators
For several months, the American people have been inundated with a total media freakout about the Trump Administration’s consistent violation of sacrosanct “processes.” Whether it […]