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We won't forget the GOP No List in 2018

Everyone knew House Democrats weren't going to vote for the American Health Care Act. It repeals one of the biggest pieces of socialism ever passed in this country, and Democrats love socialism. So it was understood that all the yes votes, of which there were 217, would have to come from Republicans.

Three new liberal tactics designed to stop you from hearing conservative arguments

We are all too familiar with the liberals’ S.I.N. tactics (shift the subject, ignore the facts, and name-call) to deny people the opportunity to hear an opposing point of view. They have now increased the frequency of three other blatant tactics to prevent people from hearing conservative truths.

Calling all patriots: The Trump tax plan needs your help

Last week the Trump Administration announced its tax reform proposal. It's impressive and a major departure from the tax code mess we have today.

Media pretty excited Trump had 'no legislative achievements in first 100 days'

Just about every news story this past Friday mentioned it. It was the 100th day of Donald Trump’s presidency, and with the decision of House leaders not to hold a vote on the ObamaCare repeal/replace yet, the magic date passed without a major legislative achievement so far in the Trump presidency.

Trump Derangement Syndrome vs. Trump results

Nearly 100 days into the Trump Administration, you would think that the anti-anything-Trump movement would at least start to fade. Unfortunately, it has not. In fact, it has gotten worse. Look at the staged protests at town hall meetings held by members of Congress during their two-week recess.

Pack your patience, folks? Health and tax reform are coming, but they'll take time

I understand that after eight years of you-know-who, people are impatient about things getting done and problems being solved. Democrat policies did a lot of damage to this country, and the sooner we can fix the damage the better.

Trump's pursuit of better results: Change the status quo

In Syria, his predecessor said the use of chemical weapons represented a “red line,” only to do nothing when Bashar Assad crossed the line. Donald Trump pounded a Syrian target with 59 Tomahawk missiles.

Exclusive interview with HHS Secretary Tom Price: ObamaCare repeal/replace has to happen

I was honored yesterday to have Secretary of Health and Human Services Tom Price on the radio show yesterday, and he made it clear that ObamaCare repeal-and-replace is still very much on the docket.

How Democrats are trying to steal Tom Price's seat in Congress

It's not the Russians. It's the Democrats. Since the Democrats can't raise enough money to steal, by outspending, all 435 congressional seats in the 2018 midterm elections, they decided to pool their money to try to steal the 6th Congressional District in Georgia in a special election.

Trump accomplishments vs. media crap

A caller asked a very pertinent question last week that I could not immediately answer. Namely, had any one compiled a list of accomplishments by the Trump Administration, instead of the liberal media's focus on things most people do not care about.

Welcome to the savable: Baltimore's Democrat mayor vetoes $15/hour minimum wage

Maybe I missed something. Don’t Democrats believe we should have a $15 an hour minimum wage because of “dignity” or something? Don’t they believe business owners are sitting on gigantic piles of money that they’re just using to buy hot tubs and country club memberships, when they could and should be spending it to pay their poor workers more?

Here's the one surveillance crime we know someone committed

It’s not the one you’re hearing about. All the media attention is on the notion that Russians “hacked the election” or something. Or they’re telling us again that there’s “no evidence” Trump Tower was wiretapped, even though the investigation isn’t over yet and we can’t possibly know that.

Now let's move on

Republicans blew it! Read all about it in my recent commentary.

Republicans blew it

President Trump was gracious to not point blame for the Republican failure to pass the American Health Care Act in the House today. He was also gracious in not throwing Speaker Ryan and other individuals under the bus for the failure of the Republicans to pass the AHCA.

Competition inspires success, especially in health care

That loaf of bread you prefer is not the only brand on the shelf at the grocery store. Most are good quality products with similar pricing. But if one brand tries to raise its price much more than the others without a noticeable increase in quality, that brand would lose some of its sales volume.

The American Health Care Act is a great, and necessary, start

In my commentary this past Sunday, I broadly explained why there is no before the Unaffordable Care Act to go back to. Maybe it was too broad, because some Senators and House Republicans are still saying the American Health Care Act does not go far enough on delivering what was promised to the American people.

Pay attention! But only to the stuff that really matters

This will probably be one of the most not-read commentaries on this site, because it is not politically sexy or provocative. It's just a reminder of how our political process works, but too many people seem to go brain dead when patience is required, or get emotionally stressed over the small stuff.

Picking apart Cory Booker's latest health care nonsense, point by point

As Republicans in Congress continue to craft a legislative solution to the disastrous Unaffordable Care Act, the Democrats continue to mislead its defenders with more and more dishonest and deceptive rhetoric. The latest installment comes from Senator Cory Booker (D-New Jersey), and is deserving of a complete deception diagnosis.

Why not repeal without replacing? Because you can't go back to what's no longer there

I understand the question, and it’s mostly conservatives who ask it: Why do we have to replace the Unaffordable Care Act at all? We can’t we just repeal it and be done? After all, if the UCA represented a big-government takeover of health care (which it did), why would we want to replace it with another one?

Deconstructing the left's insane propaganda against the AHCA

As usual, when I take a few days off I totally unplug from watching, listening or reading any news until I'm headed back home