Dr. Marguerite Creel

Is there a Republican Rainbow Coalition on the Horizon?

President Donald Trump was fortunate to have run against a corpse in the 2016 election. Had his Democratic opponent exhibited even a teensy bit more energy, he may not have been able to slide into first place with his skeletal campaign crew.

Who is more important: Americans or Non-US Citizens?

Any trade-off in the looming budget fight over a two-year deal or short-term continuing resolution from the Democrats for a path to citizenship for illegal aliens will be viewed as a complete capitulation to the interests of non-US citizens who already drive much of the annual half trillion dollar budget deficit.

The Promise of Repeal via Grant-Making

At the Values Voter Summit in 2013, in a video message, then Representative Paul Ryan said, "We can never give up on repealing and replacing Obamacare.

9 Winning Security Issues

Trump delivered his much anticipated, 10-point immigration policy speech on the last day of August, a little more than nine weeks out from Tuesday, November 8, 2016. Given his triumphant and unexpected summit meeting, earlier the same day, with Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto, one would expect the content of Trump's immigration speech to dominate the American news cycle for days to come.

Why Trump Has to Pick a Female VP

Less than one week out from the Republican convention, it appears from leaked shortlists that there may be no female contenders posed to become Trump's vice presidential pick.

Can Trump Win?

The GOP base is finally coming out of its economic superiority stupor and focusing on the only issue that has broad appeal to Americans: Law and order. Whether looking out at America's collapsing boundaries of global influence or within at the pending domestic suicide of our cultural, judicial and economic hegemony, chaos is brewing in a cauldron of lawlessness.