Exactly what about this choice is hard for you?
If you’re a Republican and Donald Trump wasn’t your first choice back in January, he’s your only choice in June.
Author: Paul Gleiser
It’s not a gun problem. It’s a terror problem.
The common thread that runs through every attack from New York to Boston to Paris to Brussels to Orlando is not guns. The common thread is militant, radical Islam.
Following the money.
The Saudis, the Kuwaitis and the Qataris have all been particularly generous in their gifts to the Clinton Foundation since Mrs. Clinton announced her presidential run.
That which must be named.
ISIS is gaining in strength and boldness and capacity to disrupt a free society like ours in large measure because our leadership – namely our president — refuses to call the problem by its name.
Trump’s potential to be yuuuuge!
Donald Trump, if he understands anything, understands that for the middle class to thrive, small businesses must have relief from an anti-business government.
How many former East Germans would vote for Bernie?
Bernie Sanders, an avowed socialist, is seriously challenging frontrunner Hillary Clinton for the Democratic Party nomination for president. Sanders is particularly popular among young voters – those we now call “millennials.”
What about the lessons of this event, Mr. President?
President Obama is visiting Hiroshima, Japan just weeks shy of the 71st anniversary of the U.S. dropping of the atomic bomb. He has no plans, however, to mark the 75th anniversary of the Japanese attack at Pearl Harbor.
Independent school districts indeed.
In much the same way that a drug dealer exerts de facto control over his addicted customers, the federal government exerts de facto control over the school your child attends.
Our consequence-free betters.
With the right connections – particularly liberal connections – failure carries exactly no consequence.
Uncle Fed’s magical computer.
Uncle Fed lives upstairs. He has a magical computer that lets him create money out of thin air.
The quadrennial bad idea.
Inevitably this election season the call will come to abolish the Electoral College. It was a bad idea four years ago. It will be a bad idea four years hence.
The post-enlightenment at Stanford University.
Students at Stanford University voted six to one against required courses in Western civilization. Yet the irony of casting ballots in a democratic process being a product of Western civilization is completely lost on them.