It’s not every day that an article from The Washington Post provides me any insight. But this one sure did, even if from the predictably wrong direction. Redistribution of wealth — one of the most radioactive subjects in American politics … Continue reading
Former House Freedom Caucus Chairman Jim Jordan says he does not support [House Speaker] Paul Ryan’s American Health Care Act [to repeal and replace Obamacare]. He said, “This is Obamacare by a different form. They’re still keeping the taxes in … Continue reading
It’s not hyperbole to call the Democratic Party (and to some extent, the Republican Party) Communist. Think about what Communism means. It’s a form of socialism. Socialism means public ownership of the means of production. Democrats and Republicans do not … Continue reading
Newsmax reports that, “GOP success [with Obamacare repeal] is by no means a slam dunk. In perhaps their riskiest political gamble, the plan is expected to cover fewer than the 20 million people insured under Obama’s overhaul, including many residents … Continue reading
The only basis for criticizing President Trump for his wiretapping allegations against former President Obama is to say they’re baseless assertions. But former President Obama and his supportive media — CNN, and most other media outlets — have not provided … Continue reading
I’m currently traveling in Atlanta. Atlanta is a wonderful city, but there’s one thing I don’t like about it. Because it’s the headquarters for CNN, you see CNN in every single restaurant, bar or other establishment you visit. The televisions … Continue reading
Trump administration officials said on Monday they sought to increase Pentagon spending and offset that with sharp cuts in other areas. One official familiar with discussions about the State Department budget said the agency could see spending cut by as … Continue reading
In his State of the Union address, President Trump talked of “unity.” He wants the country united, and he wants Democrats and Republicans united. Here’s the problem with unity: It implies that the united people want the same things. During … Continue reading
Half of college students believe their student loans will be forgiven after graduation, according to a recent poll. So…this means they never were loans, right? Will they be willing to pay college for strangers 20 or 30 years down the … Continue reading
Newsmax reports that the use of social media has skyrocketed from 7 percent of American adults in 2005 to 65 percent in 2015. For those in the 18-29 age range, the increase is larger, from 12 percent to a whopping … Continue reading
The Starbucks Coffee brand has taken a major hit since the company’s announcement that it would hire 10,000 Muslim “refugees” in response to President Donald Trump’s temporary travel moratorium in January. Starbucks was one of those early to criticize President … Continue reading
Tom Perez, former Barack Obama labor secretary and establishment Democrat, was elected as the chairman of the Democratic National Committee (DNC) in Atlanta on Saturday as the party slid into chaos over the course of nearly six hours. Perez called … Continue reading