President Trump called the Iran nuclear deal a “horrible agreement for the United States” in response to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s bombshell allegations about Tehran’s covert activity – but stopped short of saying whether he’d abandon the deal ahead … Continue reading →

I believe in limited government. Limited government includes separation between economics and state. Republicans no more stand for separation of economics and government than do Democrats. Take one look at the actions and votes of people like John McCain, Mitch … Continue reading →

In President Trump’s remarkable interview on Fox & Friends yesterday [Check the interview out here], there was an interesting moment. When President Trump complained about the FBI, host Steve Doocy told him, “But Mr. President — it’s your Justice Department.” … Continue reading →

On this morning’s program, David Webb — conservative talk show host on SiriusXM Patriot — made the following argument in defense of President Trump’s Syria bombing: In essence, he claimed, you don’t form judgments or conclusions about something without all … Continue reading →

According to the Washington Post’s characterization of fired FBI Director James Comey, “Comey describes [President] Trump as a congenital liar and unethical leader, devoid of human emotion and driven by personal ego.” Comey wrote that interacting with Trump gave him … Continue reading →

Paul Ryan is the picture of defeatism. He is a defeated man. He’s blaming others, of course. But he brought the defeat on himself. Ryan once stood for fairly libertarian principles of limited government. Yet just this year, he presided … Continue reading →

Harvard Law Professor Alan Dershowitz is one of the most eloquent men in America at the moment. Here’s what he said about the FBI raid on the office of President Trump’s lawyer. “Look, this is a very dangerous day today … Continue reading →

The FBI raided President Trump’s personal attorney Michael Cohen’s home, office and hotel room Monday to seize a collection of documents — a development that Trump slammed as “a disgrace.” Federal agents reportedly obtained documents related to several issues, including … Continue reading →

Here are a few things I do not understand about the current gun control debate. On the subject of gun control, we’re supposed to believe the students who survived the Parkland, FL, school shooting. Without question, at least when they … Continue reading →

I define conservative as resistant to change. As reacting against things all the time, and trying to squelch the different, the new, the challenging or the uncomfortable. Liberals of an earlier era—going back to the 1980s or before—used to define … Continue reading →

I keep hearing the argument, “People don’t need guns” as an excuse to abolish the Second Amendment. What right does anybody have to decide what another needs or does not need? How is that liberty? We’re told we must have … Continue reading →

Mark Zuckerberg, the head of Facebook, welcomes regulation and legislation to mandate “advertising transparency”. What exactly is advertising transparency? It depends on your subjective perspective. And that’s exactly the problem. If you’re a leftist and a Democrat, like Zuckerberg, there’s … Continue reading →