It’s really not that complicated.
But President Trump’s Syria strikes have reopened the debate over what defines his foreign policy. Is he an interventionist or an isolationist? Foreign policy experts claim that he’s making it up as he goes along.
In many of my articles I have mentioned that I don't watch tv, and haven't since 1987. Some people have written me and have accused me of doing a self-righteous act in mentioning that. Some have scolded me for inflicting my children with a 'goody two-shoes, forced piety'. Still others actually accuse me of lying, saying that 'everybody watches tv'. Well I don't. And let me qualify that my wife and I do enjoy watching DVDs of all sorts of movies occasionally. And we like some YouTube and some stuff on Netflix as well. We just don't do network stuff.
[Author's Note: My favorite show on Netflix is "BlueBloods". I highly recommend that show. It is a STRONG show centered on a STRONG family with STRONG family values. All the actors on that excellent program are perfect for the characters they play, and are themselves excellent actors. Nevertheless, one of my all-time favorite entertainment personalities is the program's star, Tom Selleck. In further fact, I am a professional portrait artist, and years ago I did a big portrait for Tom. It was a graphite piece, larger-than-life size, of the character that Tom played in what was at the time his favorite movie, "Quigley Down Under". Often, while my wife and I are enjoying the program, I will pause it, look over at her and say, "Did I ever tell you about the time I did a portrait for Mr. Selleck? And have I told you how much he enjoyed that?" And her awestruck answer, after she rolls her eyes, is usually something like, "I don't remember, Mr. Humility. Will you please shut up and let me watch this?"]
TAVARES, FL -- A 14-year-old male eighth grader at Tavares Middle School in Lake County, Florida brought home a printed note last Friday, given to him by his teacher, encouraging him to participate in the "Day of Silence." GLSEN, which stands for the Gay, Lesbian and Straight Education Network, designated Friday, April 27 as "a student-led national event where folks take a vow of silence to highlight the silencing and erasure of LGBTQ people at school."
I guess this isn’t really all that different from what unions do.
You do’ wanna be in da union? We’ll knock on your door tonight and have a little talk with you. You’ll be in da union.
Kanye’s broken with the orthodoxy. He has to pay, and the price is pain:
If you’re surprised that Iran lied, hid the truth and cheated on the nuclear deal it negotiated with Barack Obama and John Kerry in 2015, I think someone needs to explain to you that fundamentally evil people are not to be trusted.
If you’re still foolish enough to believe that Iran is honoring – or ever had any intention of honoring – the “nuclear deal,” well ….we pity you. Even if you ignore the Mullahs’ decades of terrorist sponsorship, hostage-taking, and lies, you have to know that they violated the agreement almost as soon as they signed it. So, it takes a special kind of head-in-the-sand person to think their word is still their bond.
I can’t remember when, in over eight years of doing a radio show, I’ve had so much good news to talk about in one day.
Do you realize how many positive results this country enjoyed just in the past week?
It’s almost as if someone has figured out how to effectively govern this country. Consider:
While the fake stars of the mainstream media were all making fools of themselves laughing themselves to hiccup stage at smears pretending to be jokes during Saturday night’s White House Correspondents’ Association dinner, guess what their conspicuously absent ’Guest of Honor' was doing?
Putting the run to the Feds in Public Education. That’s what!
Smugglers are charging illegal aliens to get them into the U.S. safely, then setting them up to be captured in order to create border gaps the smugglers can exploit, the president of the U.S. border agents’ union tells CNSNews.com.
“But why must I give you a urine sample?” I asked the receptionist at the marijuana clinic. She replied, “Because we won’t see you without one, and each time you come back you must give us one. It’s to make sure you’re not taking illegal drugs.”
In January 2018, with little fanfare, the United States and Egypt signed a bilateral communications security agreement known as the Communications Interoperability and Security Memorandum of Agreement (CISMOA), which protects and regulates the use of sensitive American avionics and communications systems. Until now, Cairo refused to sign CISMOA, objecting to the invasive access it accords the US to Egypt’s facilities and communications systems.
Every single thinking American owes Diamond & Silk an enormous debt of gratitude for providing their testimony before the House Judiciary Committee last Thursday. Internet sensations Lynnette Hardaway and Rochelle Richardson, known respectively by their Internet personas as "Diamond & Silk," provided clear, concise and indisputable testimony, under oath, that substantiates widespread claims that the social network platforms Facebook and YouTube are actively engaged in censoring anyone who is promoting President Donald Trump and his “Make America Great Again” agenda.
Portugal’s renewable electricity production (mostly from hydropower and wind energy) exceeded monthly consumption in March. The average renewable generation for the month exceeded 103.6 percent of consumption. According to the nation’s transmission system operator, renewable energy production reached 4,812 gigawatt hours, surpassing Portugal’s total electricity needs for March, which totalled 4,647 gigawatt hours. But that does not mean that Portugal’s electric system can rely solely on renewable energy. At least, some say, not until 2040—over 20 years from now—will that be able to happen in a cost effective way.
When Brigette Macron returned home after a Washington, D.C. trip that included a State Dinner, she showed no gratitude no grace, no diplomacy and no class.
Like the giddy teen who told every detail what really went down at her best friend’s pyjama party, Madam Macron told the world that first lady Melania Trump is “constrained in the White House where she “cannot even open a window”.
American citizens got more entertainment than a “reality” television show during the 2016 election campaign, but real life drama has not stopped since Donald Trump was elected President of the United States. Yet, primary impetus behind the never-ending political drama of the Never Trump overachievers are “Democratic” Party bosses and leaders who refuse to accept defeat. That can be a good quality in some cases, but when reaction to defeat turns into a frenetic form of public self-destruction it is time to take notice
There are times when Donald Trump’s refusal to operate according to the established rules of Washington is so desperately needed, it reminds you of why some of us overlooked so many of his flaws and decided it was worth the risk to elect him. (In addition to his opponent being Hillary, of course.)
President Trump has started unscrambling the misinformation omelette first cooked up by the Palestine Liberation Organisation (PLO) Charter in 1964 and dished out by the United Nations (UN) and European Union (EU) since 1974.
Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Scott Pruitt has proposed to end the longstanding EPA practice of using secretive, often questionable, even deceptive science to support agency policy and regulatory initiatives. His proposed rules will ensure that any science underlying agency actions is transparent and publicly available for independent experts to examine and validate--or point out its flaws.