Chris Ruddy: In a short time, Trump has jumped economic growth by almost a 100 percent! This is the really big story of the Trump presidency you have never heard on the nightly news.
Chris Ruddy: In a short time, Trump has jumped economic growth by almost a 100 percent! This is the really big story of the Trump presidency you have never heard on the nightly news.
Frank Gaffney: Silicon Valley has no problem with its products being exploited — as long as it’s by Democrats like Barack Obama, whose abuse of Facebook-derived data made Cambridge’s pale by comparison. But the IT giants are now working to ensure conservatives can’t do what Obama did.
Michael Reagan: The Second Amendment grants personal gun ownership rights to citizens because citizen volunteers make up the militia. Militias are a form of light infantry, so it stands to reason citizens should have the right to own light infantry weapons— including the AR-15.
David Limbaugh: Hillary Clinton’s abhorrent remarks in Mumbai, India, last week warrant our attention because, like it or not, they represent the thinking of a large swath of the modern Democratic Party.
When President Donald Trump came to power he promised to eradicate ISIS form the face of earth. Thanks to President Trump for keeping his promise and for ending the suffering of thousands of innocent Christian and Yazidi women and children who were sold as slaves to be raped by the Mujahedeen of the Islamic state.
Anthony DeStefano: We need to recognize atheism for what it is — an intellectually bankrupt religion. Yes, the new atheism is a religion that has its own philosophy (materialism), morality (relativism), politics (social Darwinism), and culture (secularism). It even has its own sacraments (abortion and euthanasia).
Michael Savage: While I know California is in dire need of leadership politically, my position in the media helps me better serve the state and the nation. While legitimate patriotic Californians currently have no voice, their voices are heard every day on the Savage Nation.
David Limbaugh: Liberals’ extremism and outrageousness and conservatives’ failure to stop them created the conditions leading to Trump’s election. Now the left’s unrepentant persistence is sustaining and even increasing Trump’s support. Please let liberals’ learning disability continue.
Joseph Klein: Real terrorists kill innocent people indiscriminately with whatever weapons they can get their hands on. The NRA is made up of millions of law-abiding Americans who look to the organization to protect their Second Amendment right to bear arms and defend themselves.
Michael Reagan: The NRA doesn’t arm murderers. The NRA doesn’t even sell guns, much less distribute weapons for free. And since the NRA is a citizen association and not a law enforcement organization, it does not keep tabs on potential mass murderers or terrorists
According to CNN (the Creating the News Network) teachers are foolish incompetents who are a danger to those around them and incapable of intelligently exercising their rights.
Jerry Newcombe: Strict gun control laws only insure that the only people with guns are the bad guys.
Michael Laitman: When people feel like their life is not worth living, their senseless acts reflect the worst their culture has taught them. Therefore, even with tougher gun laws standing in the way of young, unstable individuals, we would not be solving the problem at the root.
Rich Lowry: Scott Israel to remind us how a sheriff can be a hack politician whose primary concern is protecting his own political reputation and little fief. The Broward County sheriff, whose disgraceful performance in the Stoneman Douglas shooting has been a master class in evasion of responsibility, is the latest entry in why we don’t trust our public institutions.
John Cycl: With police response time being around 5 to 7 minutes, any gunman armed with a semi-automatic weapon can inflict a lot of harm in that time. Instead of having teachers surrender by just using their bodies as human shields, there would now be the opportunity for teachers to shoot back.
Michael Savage: This is a failure of a major agency. It is terrifying that they would go this far as to take a nation that is still in shock and mourning, while the bodies are still in morgues, and release this nothing indictment. This announcement was made to cover up their own inability to prevent this tragic event.
David Limbaugh: You see, in liberals’ view, Trump is abominable, but Pence might be even worse because he not only claims to be a Christian but, unlike Trump (in their eyes), actually is one. His ideas are “dangerous.”
The once-admired state has become a destination for welfare recipients, illegal immigrants, and poverty-level citizens. It is a combination of wealthy elitists, pseudo-liberal Hollywood celebrities, disengaged millennials, and rampant poverty dotted with millions of first generation immigrants both legal and illegal.
George Martin: Conservatives like myself, who were activists during that era, thought the media’s bias could not get any worse. Well, we were wrong. The media’s hostility toward the Trump administration takes the cake.
The recent revelations about the FBI and DOJ are important parts of the truth and reconciliation process necessary for America to come to grips with its dismal lost decade. The Nunes memo provided the first direct evidence of the criminality guiding the country throughout President Obama’s bleak tenure in office.
Rich Lowry: We should be proud, not just of our troops, but of our military as such. We should be proud of our strength. We should be proud of our weaponry, highly proficient machines fashioned by the most technically adept society the world has ever known.
Jerry Newcombe: In his book, “Liberal Fascism,” Jonah Goldberg notes that fascism is purely a product of the left. In fact, Mussolini, during the early days of his rise to power, was actually a darling of leftists.
A booming economy? Rising employment? President Trump expressed pride in America. Republicans cheered. Democrats looked ill.
Jerry Newcomb: There’s an irony to any school shooting in Kentucky. That’s because it is the same state where, nearly 40 years ago, a display of the Ten Commandments in the classroom was declared unconstitutional by the U.S. Supreme Court. The words, “thou shalt not kill,” are unconstitutional in a school-setting, says the high court.