President Trump, Ambassador Haley speak on her resignation

Where do we go from here? The Clintons call it Utopia. We call it Hell.

Christ said we should give to Caesar (civil government) the things that are Caesar’s. At the least, voting is what we should do to fulfill this admonition. Let’s vote!

Under Moonves, CBS became as family friendly, as dogmatically leftist, and as creepy as its boss


ANARCHY IN PORTLAND:

It doesn't mean wiping out the entire market of private sector drug coverage is the best solution


If Democrats don’t pay a severe price for what they’ve done, there is no reason to think they won’t try this on every Supreme Court nominee




Have Nothing to do with National Security!


Justice Kavanaugh is sworn in by President Trump



I thought the left was absurd when it was minimizing the seriousness of Russia as a threat. It was only six years ago! Now there’s a Russian behind every closet door, and in the bed of every Republican – all because they decided the narrative that wo

I’ve said it a hundred times before, and I’m sure I’ll say it again: If Republicans were smart, they’d learn to play this game


Dumas’ apology was no apology at all but only a means to duck the blowback that soon followed her vicious Tweet.

Tim Russert spins in grave

Bill Shakespeare's Three Weird Sisters and their bubbling brew have been updated to Three Vegan Witches: eye of potato, ear of corn, head of lettuce, heart of cabbage, skin of banana--all doubtlessly to James's distaste

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Evil almost won By | October 8, 2018
The confirmation of Judge Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court was a victory for good over evil.

With the economy going so well, let’s hope American voters do not shift gears and empower politicians who espouse policies that have failed miserably both here and throughout the world

The party of Libby Schaaf hasn’t respected the law for some time now. They just found the excuse they think they need to be even more brazen about it.

What will democrats do to win?...anything!

Conjectural future tolls from climate change pale by comparison to energy poverty deaths now

The president’s winning streak continues