Elon Musk may know his way around rockets and computers. But here in this corner? When it comes to the nitty-gritty of American and Washington politics, ol’ Elon is, to say the least, decidedly naive and inexperienced.
Publication: American Spectator
Why the Left Is Mentally Ill
Socialism is a pathological disorder, and the government should do something about it.
Conservatives Have Reason to Admire JFK
Given his propensity for tax cutting, anticommunism, and civil rights, JFK would be a moderate Republican were he here today.
Derek Chauvin Trial Judge Amplifies the Obvious Injustice
The first interview with judge Cahill only confirms that the Chauvin trial was a throwback to the days when race trumped justice.
Musk’s Worthy DOGE Spotlight and the Fiscal Path Forward
The baton is now passed to the Office of Management and Budget.
The Agony of “60 Minutes'” Scott Pelley
His self-important and ridiculously pompous rant of a commencement speech fell flat.
Are Paganism and LGBT Kissing Cousins?
New Pew report highlights strong ties between the occult and the LGBT population.
Trump Ambushes the South African Genocide Apologist
The president exposes the truth about Ramaphosa’s South Africa.
The Southern Poverty Law Center Is the Real Hate Machine
The Southern Poverty Law Center once fought the good fight. They took on the Ku Klux Klan and sued them into oblivion. What remains is not a civil rights watchdog but a well-financed paranoia machine — bloated, sanctimonious, and politically drunk on its own self-righteousness.
Trump’s Middle East Trip Flexes New Grand Strategy
Finally, a 21st-century foreign policy grand strategy — one focused on regional security, stability, and prosperity.
The Cancerous Lies of Corporate Joe Biden
A cancer diagnosis does not negate the need for truth.
Hillary Accepted Foreign Gifts
Ya gotta love the sheer, decidedly out front, hypocrisy of Hillary Clinton.Trump, the sitting president, has accepted the gift of a plane from the government of Qatar. A gift that will go to the U.S. Department of Defense. And yet his decidedly forgetful critics — with Hillary Clinton at the top of the list — go crazy.
Warren Buffett Walks Away from Wall Street, But Not from Butchering Unborn Babies
The Oracle of Omaha may be retiring from Berkshire Hathaway, but he won’t give up his other title — the biggest funder of abortion in history.
“Get Laid” and “Have Fun.” The Democrats (Still) Don’t Get It
Young people need to hear what the Left will no longer say: You were not made for yourself.
Inflation Report Has Journalists Wiping Egg Off Their Faces
May’s inflation report is eggscellent news — unless you work in journalism. It shows that egg prices were falling, and falling in an eggstreme manner.
Derek Chauvin’s Real Crime Is “Being Born White”
Five years ago this month, after calling for an EMT, Minneapolis Police Officer Tuo Thao held off a mob of angry protestors while his partner, Derek Chauvin, and two rookie colleagues struggled to subdue a massive, juiced-up felon, the soon-to-be-famous George Floyd.
Trump’s Underwhelming UK Trade Deal
Very little gain except higher costs on British goods.
Alberta, Not Canada, Would Be a Great U.S. State
Another Ivy League School Living in Woke Fairyland
The lack of political diversity on Yale University’s new trust building committee emphasizes why the public doesn’t trust higher education.
Canada’s Mark Carney Is Incredibly Dangerous
The 60-year-old didn’t rise through politics. He was not elected. He was installed — by the very institutions that profit most from technocratic control and public obedience.
Dr. Oz to the Medicare Advantage Rescue
Dr. Oz has been a fierce advocate for Medicare Advantage, the privately administered alternative to traditional Medicare. The good doctor sees MA as a model for improving healthcare access and quality.
Trump’s First Quarter Resiliency
Despite his administration’s front-loaded economic pain, approval ratings hold steady.
Why Trump Should Act Against Abortion
He has an opportunity to fight for those who have been the most ignored, forgotten, silenced, and maligned by their government.
Creative Destruction Comes to Universities
The brutal attacks on some of America’s most prestigious universities are the culmination of years of a wanton disregard by these institutions of public opinion and support. American higher education is now reaping what it has sowed in recent years.