Normal Americans with basic common sense understand things like this. They understand it's not fine to run up $20 trillion in debt. They understand it's not fine to make awful deals with evil regimes that allow them to build nuclear weapons. They understand it's not fine to report "news" stories that are not true. They understand it's not fine to destroy insurance markets and then use taxpayer money to bail out the insurers so you can pretend it's not happening.
President Trump's agenda is the people's agenda, but he is meeting resistance from Congressional Democrats, RINOs and the negative liberal media at every turn. They call it the resistance movement. We call it the political swamp, because it works against legislative support for anything and everything the administration wants to accomplish
When 92 percent of the nightly coverage of the president on ABC, CBS and NBC is negative (as documented by the Media Research Center), it's no surprise that so many people can only see this president and the nation in a negative light. Even worse, these same people are buying into the false narratives that this president is racist, volatile, incompetent and should be impeached.
Most people get into a routine in life and in business, and in their perspectives on life and business. And when those routines are disrupted, the first reaction is to view the change negatively.
Cabinet members taking charter flights is not unusual. I used to see Obama cabinet members at charter airports all the time. But this is the swamp, so you know what happens.
I suppose you know that, like any black conservative, I swim against the tide by being a Republican voter. Black people are "supposed" to be Democrats, at least according to conventional thinking, and I guess I'm doing it wrong.
Any business or organization that is successful depends on having super people who are working as hard, conscientiously and with as much dedication as you are.
Let's not get carried away here. President Trump's latest approval rating of 43 percent isn't going to land him atop the list of most popular presidents ever.
I’ve always liked Paul Ryan and I still do. Way before he was Speaker of the House, he was one of the House’s leading thinkers on how to deal with federal spending and taxation so we could seriously address debt and the growth of government.
ESPN anchor Jemele Hill is the latest example of the media saying something over and over, and often enough that others will pick it up in the media and the public as fact, when it's a blatant lie.
"An ecosystem is comprised of all the non-living elements and living species in a specific local environment. Components of most ecosystems include water, air, sunlight, soil, plants, microorganisms, insects and animals."
You may have seen Dan’s piece on this last Thursday, looking at how it’s part of a bigger-picture strategy by the president to basically disrupt everything about how Washington does business. That’s a perspective you’ll want to consider as you observe events like this.
The Democrats would like for people to believe they were not cheering the Republicans' failure to pass ACA repeal and replace legislation, but they were cheering. To them it's a political victory despite the financial pain and suffering imposed on the American people.
Here we go again!
A Republican president begins his push for significant tax reform, and the Democrats draw the usual misleading and deceptive battle lines.
Whenever a Republican president offers a vision for policy reform, the media claims he is “short on specifics.” So it was last week when President Trump traveled to Missouri to begin his push for the reform of America’s tax code.
The displacement of lives, hopes and dreams by Hurricane Harvey has been unprecedented by all measures. People and organizations offering unsolicited assistance has also been unprecedented.
I used to wonder what it would have been like if I had ended up in the White House as president, being a problem-solving business leader with no previous experience as a political office holder. I don't wonder anymore, because now I know.
His name is President Donald J. Trump.
In Texas, a man tried to blow up a Confederate statue, because these days statues are apparently the greatest threat to our lives, health and well-being. But not before taking a drink of the substance he intended to use to cause the explosion! He did spit it out, so I guess it didn’t taste good.
Since the Michigan Chronicle, a historically black Detroit-based newspaper, thinks Dr. Ben Carson is a "house Negro", then I must be one also. Because that's one of the names you get called by other black people when you are a success at something, and you do not buy into "black group think", or act and say what they want you to say.
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