This time someone has to go to jail.
Elites in government, almost all Democrats, have committed outrageous acts against the American people and have done so secure in their belief that they would never be punished.
Author: Paul Gleiser
He had to be stopped.
Donald Trump was alone among Republicans with whom official Washington could not abide.
Someone must pay.
“Russiagate” isn’t really about Trump. It’s about the fact that with respect to deciding who should be president, a tiny cabal of political elites in very powerful positions arrogated to themselves the presumptive right and power to substitute their judgement ahead of the expressed will of the American people.
The legacies of two revolutions.
Though the American Declaration of Independence was published in 1776 and the Bastille was stormed 13 years later in 1789, on the scale of the grand sweep of history, the events are essentially concurrent. But there the similarity ends.
A funny thing happened on the way to the recession.
The “Art of the Deal” may be more than just a book title.
How bad must our cities get before their citizens get it?
Cities like Chicago, Portland, Seattle, Baltimore, St. Louis, Detroit, San Francisco, Los Angeles and Philadelphia have been under the total control of Democrats for decades. All are in the process of committing protracted suicide.
Trump’s Iran-Israel decision.
It’s easy for the chattering classes and agenda-driven politicos to say they have it figured out.
Not even the pretense of pursuing the truth.
If your total news intake comes only from the rabidly ideological, fact-averse legacy media, you likely believe things that are demonstrably untrue.
Lost forever.
These once revered organizations have devolved into predictable, boring, monolithically left-wing propaganda organs where agenda has taken the place of mission.
Our China problem.
Our dependence on Chinese manufacturing is a latter-day Sword of Damocles of our own making.
Selecting a new pope.
I’m off to Rome to cover, for the third time in 20 years, the ancient process of selecting a new pope to lead the Roman Catholic Church.