It is the economy, stupid.
Do anyone honestly believe that a Hillary Clinton economy – or even a Jeb Bush economy – would be rolling like this one is?
Author: Paul Gleiser
Let’s take a sober look at Trump’s foreign policy record.
Any intellectually honest observer is forced to admit that the world is safer today for the U.S. and its allies than it was two years ago.
The Elites v. the Normals
Suddenly the Elites of both Left and Right find themselves totally naked and exposed.
Ignorant or dishonest?
Tax revenues go up even as tax rates go down? It’s a puzzlement to Democrats.
Dems vs. the 1978 New York Yankees.
The Yankees of 1978 won the pennant by winning on the margins. Similar success on the margins by Republicans should scare the hell out of Democrats.
Five to four could have gone the other way.
Do Republican Never Trumpers despise Donald Trump so deeply that they would be willing to forgo the huge policy win that he made possible?
The media’s epic fail on immigration.
With respect to illegal immigrants and their children, only one thing has changed since the Obama administration. That one thing is that the Trump administration is enforcing the law.
The question of suicide.
Is it possible that the communal worship of God that used to begin in childhood for the vast majority of American kids provided a kind of “vaccination” against suicide?
Truth in (college) lending.
Millions of students graduate under a mountain of debt holding, in a distressing percentage of cases, degrees of dubious economic value.
Personality vs. policy.
Find yourself in a debate with a Trump hater, and you likely can bring it to a fairly swift conclusion if you can pivot the conversation to the president’s policy successes.
Fleeing the Land of Lincoln.
It seems that folks are fleeing Illinois in droves – more than 71,000 net out-migration since 2016.
Seattle city council votes for decline.
The very liberal Seattle city council has done what Democrats who run successful cities do. They voted nine to nothing to impose a tax on businesses of $275 per employee per year.