Cynicism of the highest order.
“I am the science,” Dr. Anthony Fauci once said to an interviewer. In his role as head of the National Institute of Allergies and Infectious Diseases, he drove an entire nation into what amounted to house arrest.
Author: Paul Gleiser
The national debt is bad. But state debt may be even worse.
The United States of America is $39 trillion in debt. That is a real problem and bad on its face. But the debt burdens being carried by deep blue states could actually be worse.
The clearest possible illustration.
Decades of Democrat policies have brought once great California to the brink and yet no Democrat and no one in the leftist dominated media ever connects the dots.
Unforgivable.
The once-trusted legacy media are using the last shards of the credibility they once enjoyed to intentionally and shamelessly lie about Trump, his policies and his accomplishments.
A war of words.
If Pope Leo XIV has as pointedly condemned Iran as he has the United States and Donald Trump, I can’t find it
A good week for a good nation.
In the same week the United States has made war and human spaceflight look easy.
It mattered then. It matters now.
A nation’s prestige has a great deal to do with its ability to shape world events.
Democrats couldn’t care less.
“Ordinary Americans” about whom Democrats constantly purport to care languishing in airport security lines for hours is acceptable collateral damage.
Echoes of 2003.
As much as I’d like to believe otherwise, I am skeptical of the idea that Operation Epic Fury will be quick and easy. War never is.
Mighty forces.
Much good can come from this kinetic action in Iran. But wars can destroy presidencies.
A single word to describe today’s Democrats.
Churlishness is a lot of things. One thing it certainly isn’t is policy.