Of the 11 candidates that the Des Moines Register has endorsed in the Iowa caucuses since 1988, seven have lost, and only four have won. If this paper’s support serves as any sort of predictor, Warren has a better chance of losing than winning.
Publication: Washington Examiner
What Trump Offers the March for Life
Thanks to Trump’s attendance at the rally, a spotlight is placed on the issue in a way that’s rarely been done before: The leader of our nation is publicly acknowledging the inherent worth of the unborn individual while also admitting that more must be done.
Schiff Seems Afraid That Trump Will Win in 2020
Schiff appears to have very little confidence in his own party and its ability to run an effective campaign against Trump in November because he’s already discrediting the results of the 2020 election based on the premise that Trump will win. If Schiff believed strongly that the Democratic candidate could beat Trump, why would he be preemptively questioning the legitimacy of the election on the Senate floor?
Adam Schiff’s Sorry Attempt to Dismiss Criticism
There is a strong case to be made that House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam Schiff seriously mismanaged the House’s impeachment proceedings into President Trump. But Schiff has one word for his critics: whatever.
Trump Is Right to Be Skeptical About Sending More Money to Puerto Rico
The truth is that the approach taken by the Trump administration in distributing billions in taxpayer money is right and necessary. The failures and the complete collapse of trust in Puerto Rico’s political class could be a recipe for mismanagement and corruption. Furthermore, the government has loads of cash on hand to aid the people on the island.
Woke Left Vs Martin Luther King Jr.
The cultural Left’s intersectionality crusade has separated the country into different corners: White people are not permitted to address racial issues, and men are forbidden from speaking about women’s matters (i.e. abortion). This is exactly what King feared.
After Trump, Whom Will They Impeach Next?
Given the federal judiciary’s increasingly frequent sorties into partisan policymaking, it’s a wonder that there isn’t more enthusiasm for the impeachment of otherwise unaccountable judges. Perhaps the public, with its newly acquired (or relearned) knowledge, will start demanding it.
Trump Talks Up Surging Bernie in the Primary with Eye Toward Destroying Him in the General Election
President Trump and his aides are trying to boost Bernie Sanders ahead of the Iowa caucuses as they seek to secure a hard-line socialist opponent in November’s election, according to Republican sources.
CEO Who Lashed Trump Over Iran Was Responsible for Outbreak That Killed 22
The Canadian food executive who blamed Trump for the Iran shooting down a plane killing 176 apologized in 2008 for a listeria outbreak from his products that left 22 dead. Michael McCain, 68, CEO of Maple Leaf Foods and one of the 100 richest Canadians, tore into President Trump and held him responsible for Iran shooting down a passenger planecontaining dozens of Canadians.
Pelosi Has Successfully Used Impeachment to Distract from the Dem 2020 Circus
Impeachment was always intended by House Speaker Nancy Pelosi to serve as a diversion from the freak show that’s taking place in the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination. And, even though the whole thing has blown up in her face as far as public opinion goes, she has been successful in using it as a distraction.
Strong Economy Provides Path for Trump Reelection If He’ll Take It
if Trump wants to secure his reelection, he should spend much more time talking about job growth and a lot less time getting distracted by igniting infantile flame wars on Twitter. The economy will be the closing statement for Trump’s reelection as long as he doesn’t get in his own way.
Don’t Defend the Malicious Incompetence of Iran’s Regime
It is no surprise that the evil intentions of Tehran’s ayatollahs should lead, through pure malignant incompetence, to the senseless massacre of 176 airline passengers.
An Anti-Trump Narrative Dies in the Desert
Hugo Gurdon: Let’s stipulate that Trump’s threat to target Iran’s cultural sites was wrongheaded…It made it easy, as usual, to depict him and his administration as unthinking and devoid of any planning, plausible or otherwise. But easy answers are often lazy ones. And so it was with the Left’s reflexive outrage over the hit on Soleimani.
Trump Didn’t Make Iran’s Rulers Killers, But Obama Did Enable Them
Far from keeping Iran under control, Barack Obama’s deal further enabled Iran’s malicious behavior and made the entire Democratic Party and the news media complicit in downplaying its bad actions.
Bernie Sanders Isn’t a Joke — He’s Dangerous
Were a major political party to nominate an avowed socialist as its candidate for the White House, it would be a monumental event in the nation’s history. Sanders is not merely an amusing old crank but rather an advocate for truly dangerous ideas that have caused great violence, suffering, and deprivation of freedom throughout the world.
Ricky Gervais’ Golden Globes Opening Exposed Hollywood
Hosting the Golden Globe awards, Gervais warned the assembled celebrities not to become politicians. “If you do win an award tonight,” he said, “don’t use it as a platform to make a political speech. You’re in no position to lecture the public about anything. You know nothing about the real world….” Predictably, this message fell on deaf ears.
The Left Promulgates the “Assassination” Lie of Pro-Soleimani Propaganda
The most execrable corner of the Left has taken to branding the killing of Soleimani — orchestrated in a congressionally authorized war zone by troops lawfully present against an enemy commander — as an “assassination.” Moreover, they’re running cover for the former leader of Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps.
Why Trump Didn’t Need Congressional Approval to Kill Soleimani
The killing of Qassim Soleimani in Baghdad on Thursday was a lawful act, wholly compatible with President Trump’s responsibilities as commander in chief. Trump had no obligation to consult Congress before ordering the operation which killed the leader of Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps.
Conservatives Need to Get a Handle on Nationalism in 2020
Our greatest wish for the Republican Party of 2020 and the entire decade is that the GOP formulates a coherent, inclusive, forward-looking nationalism. National sovereignty and American exceptionalism are unpopular ideas in academic and industry circles. Conservatism and the Republican Party need to launch a robust defense of them.
Hatred of Jews Doesn’t Just Come from White Supremacists
A rash of despicable attacks on Jews in the Northeast has brought long overdue attention to burgeoning anti-Semitism. Several high-visibility attacks committed by black perpetrators have demonstrated the multifaceted nature of anti-Semitism, which left-wing politicians have previously claimed is practiced solely by right-wing white nationalists.
New Federal Reserve Study Proves Trump’s Trade War Is Failing Miserably
President Trump’s saving grace is the booming economy. But it’s officially clear that some of the president’s trade policies are undermining his best case for reelection.
Trump’s Judges Are Great
President Trump has been more focused and more successful than any modern president in appointing excellent judges to the federal courts.
Mayor Pete Doesn’t Have an Immigration Plan. He Has a Welcome Mat
Current immigration policy is muddied at best , functioning as half border protection, half charity for the world’s poor. Democratic presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg proposes to erase that ambiguity and just make it 100% charity.
Should Evangelical Christians Support Trump in 2020?
Can we, as Christians, vote to elect a man so morally vacuous and allow him to represent us? We did it in 2016. Must we do it again? Should we not? The answer is — well, there is no right or easy answer. And that has just as much to do with the Democratic Party as it does with Trump.