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“Rally Trump Is Still My Favorite Trump”

By Stephen Kruiser: There are some good Republican candidates running this year, but nobody makes the Republicans’ case to the voters as well as Trump does. He’s a born salesman, after all. The Democrats love to portray every Trump speech as a dark, sinister event. But he feeds off the energy of the crowds and is always in a good mood. It’s the opposite of what his haters say about him.

The Day America Almost Lost Its Future

Two years ago, Donald Trump turned his head. That was the difference. A fraction of a second. A fraction of an inch. One bullet that tore through his ear instead of his skull, and America avoided a catastrophe whose full cost we could not understand at the time.

Happy Birthday President Trump

What most outrages his critics is not his refusal to accept America’s decline as either necessary or noble. He does not merely disagree with the genteel funeral directors of the West; he exposes them. Worse, he enjoys doing it.

Trump’s Selfless Service

Politicians routinely enrich themselves through public office. Donald Trump stands apart, with a documented history of forgoing personal financial windfalls to deliver tangible benefits to everyday Americans.

One Cheer for Trump’s Germany Troop Withdrawal

Like a mad king of old, Trump spends hours wandering his palace, developing plans to better display his wealth to an increasingly skeptical world. Occasionally he remembers his royal responsibilities and implements the right policy, though often for the wrong reason. Such as reducing the number of U.S. troops in Germany.

The Dangerous Endgame of “He Must Be Stopped”

Consider the rhetorical environment that has surrounded Trump for years. He is not merely criticized or opposed — he is routinely portrayed as an existential threat. “Threat to democracy.” “Fascist.” “Nazi.” “Hitler.” The escalation isn’t subtle. It’s theatrical.