The Obama years were a disaster of epic proportions. Worse, most states were in such terrible shape, they could not have survived another recession. Then Trump rode in on his white horse to save the day.
The Obama years were a disaster of epic proportions. Worse, most states were in such terrible shape, they could not have survived another recession. Then Trump rode in on his white horse to save the day.
Liberal reaction to the Colorado school shooting was swift, predictable, and impotent — from calls for legislation that already exists to turning a vigil into a political statement.
The Senate hearing on TV was further proof that the Russian dictator’s efforts to create chaos in American politics by messing with the 2016 election were still paying dividends. The public release of the barely redacted Mueller Report has only stirred up more political chaos, mainly because it didn’t end the way deranged Dems and the liberal media always dreamed it would – with Trump on trial for treason.
The rabbi injured in the synagogue shooting near San Diego on Sunday raved about Donald Trump’s kind words following a telephone conversation the pair had and said the president assured him that tackling anti-Semitism was a priority of his.
Robert Francis “Beto” O’Rourke thinks Trump’s America is comparable to Hitler’s Germany, that the Prime Minister of Israel is a “racist,” and that he, Beto, should be taken seriously as a national leader. He’s wrong on all three counts.
In the dream world of the Green New Deal, working class residents will prosper mightily from the jobs the transition from fossil fuels will produce. In the real world, however, the yellow jacketed workers in France have seen the energy taxes imposed by the Greens as a threat to their survival.
We thought the left was full of vegans and animal rights activists who are strongly opposed to cruelty to animals. Yet here is Rabble-Rouser Adam Schiff (D-Collusion Delusion) continuing to beat a Russian dead horse. Appearing on ABC’s “This Week” Schiff claimed, “Significant evidence of collusion” exists between Putin’s Russia and the Trump campaign to influence the 2016 presidential election.
The United Kingdom is now in the climax of the greatest failure of British national government since the debacle of the American Revolution.
Conrad Black: The Gadarene stampede to (and over) the edge of the abyss of all who advocate open borders, 70 percent income taxes, the green terror, socialized medicine, legalized infanticide, reparations to native and African-Americans, packing the Supreme Court, and vacation of the Electoral College, has finally elicited, in a Churchillian expression, a tiny mouse of dissent. The charge to oblivion reminds me of 1972.
The media, having found a young homosexual presidential candidate they like, are offering a sympathetic portrait of him. On closer inspection, however, he appears coy and dishonest, and not the least bit interested in serving “the least among us.”
The most troubling thing about the end of special counsel Robert Mueller’s investigation was the reaction of so many on the left when they learned that Donald Trump was not a Russian asset. They were, to put it mildly, disappointed.
Mueller’s findings demonstrate, beyond a doubt, that high-ranking government officials with access to sensitive information and extensive influence over the justice system abused their power to give credence to made-up allegations against the president.
Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s final report sounds like a “law school exam,” where he shirked his job and didn’t have “the guts” to make a decision on whether President Donald Trump obstructed justice, Harvard Law professor emeritus Alan Dershowitz said Sunday during an appearance on Fox News where he also slammed CNN personalities and guests who “misinformed the American public.”
If the past month has shown us anything, it has made clear that the Democratic Party, through a few of its newly elected radical Members of Congress and many of its 2020 presidential contenders, is redefining itself to appeal to the radical progressive left — not mainstream America.
Perhaps the reason critics are so eager to pin the plane crash on deregulation is that they are afraid that once people realize how well deregulation worked for the airline industry, they might be tempted to try similar approaches in other heavily regulated sectors of the American economy.
By 2013, Germany had installed more solar capacity than any other nation, much of it imported from China. Solar PV panels and wind turbines represented 37.5 percent of generating capacity. Of the two, solar was less efficient than wind. Meanwhile, 40 million German households witnessed the total amount they paid for electricity increase an estimated 50 percent in nine years between 2006 and 2015.
America needs a two-party system with sane people at the head of each. Joe Biden is no world-beater, but he could spare the Democrats a world-historic beating at the polls next year.
One of the signs of the many seismic shifts in American political life is the collapse, at least tentatively, after 88 years, of the Democratic Party machine in Chicago.
Last year Live Action, a nonprofit pro-life advocacy and investigative organization, reported that Planned Parenthood was complicit in human sex trafficking, including the sexual abuse of minors.
Events during the last few years illustrate the dangers of encouraging immigrants to retain their customs and beliefs rather than assimilate into American society. And that danger is multiplied when non-assimilated immigrants enter the political arena and spread anti-American doctrine on a national platform.
Conrad Black: Trump is not going to be running as an unsuccessful president as Carter did, or even as a marginally successful president as the Bushes and Obama did. He has delivered tax cuts and reform and great prosperity, as Reagan did, and he is the first president to deal seriously with illegal immigration and oil imports and nuclear proliferation to rogue states, since those crises arose.
With but a few surprise exceptions, Democrats and media talking heads had nothing but derision for President Donald Trump’s decision to walk away from the Hanoi summit with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. But not only was it the right move, it was predicted last year by a foreign relations expert.
He routinely gives Putin ulcers. A Russian asset worth his borscht would work quietly to erode America’s military. Instead, Pentagon spending has soared from Obama’s final $521 billion allocation to Trump’s $634 billion in outlays for 2017.
Linda Sarsour, dogged by accusations of anti-Semitism, will speak next month at a New York University program on immigration. The announcement for the March 25 event, sponsored by NYU’s Asian/Pacific/American Institute, makes no reference to Sarsour’s divisive views.