Trump’s astonishing political comeback means he enters office with the energy and excitement of a first-term president but the experience and knowledge of a second-term president. He is surrounding himself with people who are committed to his vision and who also know how Washington works. This gives them a chance to make that vision reality.
As wildfires consumed over 5,000 buildings in Los Angeles last week, killing 24 people, Democrats in Sacramento had far more pressing business to attend to: allocating $50 million to attack a presidential administration that hasn’t even taken office yet.
It needs one who will restore a foreign policy strategy of deterrence and peace through strength. Army National Guard veteran Pete Hegseth is President-elect Donald Trump’s nominee for the job and the new kind of leader we need.
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has announced that he will resign, and he can take his communist sympathies and progressive political lectures with him as he disappears from the political scene.
The Department of Housing and Urban Development has found there is now a record number of homeless people in the United States. Liberal policies are primarily to blame.
Scrooge’s rejection of marriage and family does not start off as simple greed. Instead, it began as a deep, fearful insecurity.
The millions of foreigners who have no right to be here and are not wanted by American citizens has inflicted financial havoc on state and local governments. If Congress does not act, the illegal population will add to federal deficits as well.
A spirit of optimism and renewal has swept over our country, and this hope has already affected families, communities, and businesses. Just think about what has happened at home and abroad in the last month alone.
The longtime premier of Canada has become a favorite punching bag for Trump, who has mocked Trudeau as the “governor” of the “great state of Canada” and repeatedly insinuated that Canada should become the 51st state of the United States.
At this point, it seems fair to say that this battle of the culture war is over, and the Right won. Despite the almost hysterical war the Left is waging to take the culture to the Beyoncé era, they’re not just losing — they literally cannot win.
Nestled in the bastion of morality and humanity that is NYC, Columbia has risen the ranks to become the most despicable of the Ivy League universities, an impressive feat considering the arrogance of the plagiarizing elitists at Harvard. Columbia has become the hottest of hotbeds for antisemitic rioters.
Wray has been a dissembler since he took over the bureau in 2017. He came into office promising transparency, candor, competence, depoliticization, and systemic reform. He has produced none of it, acting instead as an obfuscator and excuse-maker.
He has proved that he can’t be trusted to handle the cold-blooded killing of Thompson, with all the political implications of his pro-criminal “reform” stance as well as the left-wing view of health insurance executives such as Thompson. Bragg is incredibly likely to botch this
A veteran who risked his life to stop a man from attacking subway passengers is being condemned by the Left, labeled a murderer and racist, and was facing calls for his imprisonment. Meanwhile, the same left-wing movement exonerates and even defends the murderer of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson.
The Hillsborough County sheriff has a sordid history of making decisions that have contributed to distrust in law enforcement. He arrested a pastor who defied the pandemic lockdowns, has used his office to promote the gay and transgender movement, and has refused to enforce Florida’s laws prohibiting employers from hiring illegal immigrants.
While not violating the Constitution’s letter, the president’s pardon of Hunter Biden clearly infringes on its spirit.
While some of Trump’s picks could be perceived as archloyalists, others reflect the electoral reality that the MAGA coalition has broadened and grown.
Diversity, equity, and inclusion has made society meaner — mean enough to accept Hitlerian terms when describing out-groups and seeking to exact revenge on perceived oppressors. This was all common sense to many of us years ago, but it’s nice that we now have a study that substantiates our perception.
Many of Kennedy’s opinions run counter to accepted science on healthcare and food safety. On the other hand, his opinions regarding obesity, food additives, and foods with sugar need to be taken seriously by the public. He deserves a fair hearing before the Senators who will vote on his nomination.
Most of the country shifted rightward in favor of Trump after Vice President Kamala Harris aligned herself with the far Left. An undercurrent of normalcy is returning. The majority of people are either indifferent to woke ideas or find them bothersome enough to advocate their removal from the mainstream.
It’s what Trump was elected to do. His mandate is to disrupt business as usual in Washington. And to disrupt business as usual in Washington, he needs a team of disruptors
Trump’s announcement that he is nominating Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-FL) as attorney general is Trump’s first pick that obviously, and intentionally, is dead on arrival.
Worse than getting it wrong, however, is Carville should have seen this coming. For years, the irascible Cajun has stood practically alone among liberal strategists, warning repeatedly that a Democratic Party unwilling to loosen its embrace of off-putting progressive pieties and ultra-left-wing culture is a Democratic Party doomed to electoral failure.
Minority voters have rejected the diversity, equity, and inclusion ideology of the Democratic Party and the DEI candidate that the party put forward. It should be the end of the DEI racialization of our politics.