Oscar Wilde once observed, “The only difference between saints and sinners is that every saint has a past while every sinner has a future.” These wise words are utterly lost on Senate Democrats, left-wing agitators, and their maids and butlers in the liberal media.
Clarence McKee: Just a few weeks ago in this space I called Omarosa Manigault a “Black Benedict Arnold” for turning on President Trump in her so-called reveal-all book. Senator Jeff Flake, R-Ariz., has made her look good.
What happens when movements launched to seek fairness and justice morph into crusades built on fear? Sadly, we’ve been here as a country before. In February 1950, Joseph McCarthy, a little-known senator from Wisconsin, took full advantage of the fear postwar Americans felt toward the growing communist threat.
This new — “Lock Them Out” — refers to this golden opportunity for Republicans — we must lock big government, Nanny State, liberal Democrats out of Washington, D.C., and out of power for good. We have two elections to do it — in order to protect our children’s future, our borders, our sovereignty and all the things we hold dear as patriots.
Previous U.S. presidents have, to varying degrees, embraced the UN and other international bodies as means for America to shape the world. Trump, by contrast, sees the international system as a way for the world to constrain America.
They’re after the American Dream. They’re after American Exceptionalism. They’re after patriotism. They’re after capitalism. They’re after small business and the great American middle class. They’re after Judeo-Christian values. They’re after our beloved U.S. Constitution.
Barack Obama taking credit for today’s booming economy is the equivalent of Neville Chamberlain taking bows for Britain’s victory over Nazi Germany.
In the 14 years since his “Fahrenheit 9/11” became the highest grossing documentary ever released, writer/director Michael Moore has grown to be ever-increasingly irrelevant.
Brett Kavanaugh, a judge of the highest caliber, now finds himself being judged, although in the decidedly lawless court of public opinion.
It’s not fostering racism; it’s facing reality.
Congratulations, SenatorFeinstein, you’ve done the unimaginable: You’ve made our politics even uglier.
He needs teams focused narrowly on ABC, CBS, NBC, CNN, MSNBC, New York Times, Washington Post, Hollywood actors, Twitter, Facebook, and Google…Trump must extricate himself from directly counterattacking his enemies: while warranted, the behavior ultimately hurts him and his presidential brand, and it helps the Democrats fundraise against other Republicans.
Former President Obama is so green with envy at Trump’s economic success, it’s funny to watch…Obama is the only president in the history of America to never produce a single year of three percent or higher GDP. Since George Washington that’s never before happened.
The economic recovery is really beginning to reach into Trump country.
Whoever penned the op-ed did a great service to the President. It did more to unite his White House and his government than anything Donald Trump, himself, could have ever done. It forced a confession of public loyalty. If there ever was any contemplated resistance inside the Trump administration it is surely over now.
A vanishingly small number of corporations are run by individuals strong enough to resist the relentless attack of cultural Marxists, regardless of how few people the maniacs represent. Nabisco crumpled like a wet animal cracker box and in the process only emboldened the delusional members of PETA.
Conrad Black: No president has ever run a midterm campaign remotely as determined as this president will, his objective performance in office is good — the economy, the border, and trade; his only weaknesses are stylistic, but he is a good deal more substantial and even likable than his gutter-sniping enemies.
Now the same ingrate who almost brought down the NFL will cause massive damage to Nike. In-N-Out is in great shape. Nike just destroyed a billion-dollar brand. The Silent Majority has spoken.
Within hours of winning the primary, Florida Democratic gubernatorial candidate Andrew Gillum made race a major issue in his run for the governor’s mansion — and once-respected news outlets fanned the flames.
For example, 83 percent of registered voters nationwide recognize that Steve Jobs and Bill Gates have had a bigger impact on the world we live in than presidents of the United States.
The Spirit of 1968 is in the ascendancy on the left and in the Democratic Party, which is moving toward a more open embrace of democratic socialism than perhaps could have been imagined by the protesters during those fevered summer nights in 1968.
Just in time for the final campaign sprint from Labor Day to Election Day, The Washington Post recently published a veritable how-to guide to smear the GOP as the party of bigotry.
The “Resistance” to Trump belittles and threatens our constitutional order, and the rise of democratic socialists committed to redistribution, if not the abolition of capitalism (private property), may represent the greatest threat to continued American prosperity since the Great Depression.
Alan Dershowitz told Newsmax TV on Tuesday that the Paul Manafort verdict and Michael Cohen’s guilty plea marked “a bad day for the White House” but that suggestions that President Donald Trump’s term was finished “seem a little bit over the top and exaggerated.”