Indiana Trump.
Time and again, when dealing with problems that have festered for years under previous administrations, Mr. Trump has simply rolled his eyes, reached for his metaphorical pistol and fired.
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We shouldn’t accept chaos. (Or am I crazy?)
Immigration policy has to be orderly, adherent to duly enacted law and reflective of the will of the people whose country it is.
We deserve to know.
Save for matters of national security, when it comes to the operation of our government, and to the behavior of those in elected, appointed and staff positions within that government, we deserve to know.
The bull does his business.
Presidents like FDR, LBJ, JFK, Eisenhower, Truman, Nixon – go down the list – are all well-known for having turned the air blue in meetings at the White House.
Lower taxes mean higher wages at Walmart.
Walmart is just the latest major U.S. employer to fatten the wallets of its workers because of tax reduction.
Animal spirits unleashed.
Freed from the prospect of more regulation and more economic micromanagement, businesses have resumed hiring and investing and planning for a bright future.
To drain the swamp, start in the deepest part.
The Justice Department is the thickest, nastiest, murkiest and most malodorous corner of the swamp.
Robert Mueller is attempting a coup. Here’s why.
The Left still doesn’t know what hit them and they’re still unable to accept it.
Determined Trump vs. spineless Republicans.
Now that Republicans led by Paul Ryan and Mitch McConnell have failed three times to repeal Obamacare, the biggest mistake they could make is to assume that President Trump will just drop the subject.
Riveting.
To the people of America’s heartland who put Donald Trump in office, his speech to the UN General Assembly was a ray of clear, bright, beautiful sunshine – perhaps his best speech so far.
Trump the executive.
We are now coming to understand that President Trump sees himself first and foremost as the executive head of government.
Breathtaking hypocrisy.
How is President Trump’s perceived failure to condemn white nationalists by name different from President Obama’s blatant and clearly intentional refusal to condemn Black Lives Matter by name?