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Reject the rhetoric: There is no Muslim ban!

Let's start with what President Trump actually said about banning people from seven countries known to have identifiable ties to radical Islamic terrorists:

Media hysteria designed to sow fear and division

When irresponsible reporting is combined with irrational reactions, it instills fear and confusion in people's minds. That's what the liberal media are doing to some people, because both are still stuck in a state of bitterness. Irresponsible reporting nowadays is well recognized as media bias. Some reporters and news outlets will slant the news, omit parts of a story or flat-out lie to make the story fit the political narrative they want to present.

Radical new president stuns Washington, actually does what he said he would do

By winning the election, Donald Trump only started the process of sending official Washington into a hysterical meltdown. Conventional wisdom was that he couldn’t win, and he defied that. But there is an even more ingrained piece of conventional wisdom in Washington, and Trump is now sending the Beltway into convulsions by defying it too.

The case for Dr. Tom Price

Democrats are grasping at straws in a feeble attempt to derail Dr. Tom Price’s nomination to be our next Department of Health and Human Services Secretary. They know full well that Dr. Price represents the biggest threat to repealing and replacing their “Unaffordable” Care Act. A proven and effective leader, Dr. Price is by far the most competent choice to deliver on the promise to repeal a law that has inflicted real pain upon America’s families.

Mark Kaye: How The Protesters Stole the Inauguration of Donald Trump

My Cox Media colleague Mark Kaye is hilarious, and he's definitely got the Trump-hating protesters pegged. Enjoy the next three minutes!

This is what winning looks like, Democrats, when it's on behalf of the people and not politicians

Robert summarized the first few days of the Trump Administration versus the media bias: "The press keeps whining, and Trump keeps winning."

Democrats wallow in bitterness while the rest of the country moves forward

Most psychologist believe the first three stages of grief are denial, anger and acceptance. The liberals and the Democrats have not gotten past anger, and are displaying a notorious amount of bitterness.

The Inauguration of We the People

About this time in 2012, pundits thought I had lost my mind when I announced that I was endorsing . . . the American people. They had no idea what I was talking about, and considered it further evidence that I was a buffoon who didn't understand the sophisticated business of American politics.

Hey media, how about telling the truth rather than expressing your leanings?

The "fake news" narrative liberals are trying to perpetuate is nothing more than false news. News is either true or false.

Deconstructing the left's astonishingly vapid charges against Tom Price

Maybe I'm giving Democrats and their media allies too much credit by ascribing ignorance to them on the matter of Tom Price and the so-called "allegations" against him. I realize Democrats don't know much about business, but I assume most of them know the law. And if that's the case, then they know the suggestion our soon-to-be Secretary of Health and Human Services engaged in anything like "insider trading" is so much nonsense.

Trump critics still not satisfied, even as he donates all foreign hotel profits to U.S. Treasury

Of all the things people said about my run for the presidency, the funniest was that I did it to make money. Get your 15 minutes of fame, build your brand, and voila! Book sales, speaking fees, etc. Ha! If only.

Under pressure not to march in Trump inaugural parade, historically black Talladega College needs our support

The Talladega College Marching band needs our financial help, because they have been caught in the middle of the false anti-Trump crap. Talladega is a historically black college, and it was invited by the Inaugural Committee to participate in the upcoming Inaugural Parade. Should they do so? College President Billy Hawkins doesn’t even think it’s a difficult question.

Dear left: Why don't you shut up until you get past denial and anger?

A psychologist reminded me on my radio show that the first three levels of grief are denial, anger and finally acceptance. The Democrats, flaming liberals, regular liberals and college snowflakes haven't gotten past denial and anger combined. That's the only explanation for irrational attempts to de-legitimize Trump's presidency.

Hillary lost because she's awful, not because of the Russians

Supposedly U.S. intelligence believed months before the election that someone in Russia was hacking servers of the Democratic National Committee and the Clinton campaign, and that they were trying to influence the election.

Don't think small on health care, Republicans

When I ran for president, the most appallingly dumb thing I heard someone say did not come from a Democrat, or from a member of the news media. It came from a fellow Republican, and a pretty conservative one too.

Economic priorities: • Economic growth • Cutting federal spending

The United States has a lot of fiscal problems. We are carrying far too much debt. We are facing far too many long-term entitlement obligations. We can’t fund existing government operations without constant borrowing.

Illogical liberals

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With Trump comes just what we need . . . positive uncertainty

A friend and financial consultant named Wes Moss recently described the upcoming administration of President-elect Donald Trump as "positive uncertainty". Brilliant!

Trump: Listening and learning, because that's what leaders do

I know a lot of conservatives were aghast when Donald Trump decided to meet recently with Al Gore to talk about global warming.

Beware the Trump Transition Noise

As president-elect Donald Trump nears completion of his top Cabinet nominations (VA and Agriculture undecided), the liberals and the Democrats continue to try and distract from the speed and quality of these nominations.