Opinion

Questions for Columbia lead to this: Investigate Obama

Who signed all those bills, and executive orders, and pardons? And who made all the decisions and gave all the orders for four years of the failed Biden presidency? I'm betting the answer is Barack Obama. Read More.

Taxpayers foot the bill as Biden gave deadbeats a pass

Student loan debt soared to more than $1.5 trillion during the Biden presidency, and the response by Washington was to "forgive" hundreds of billions of these unpaid loans by deadbeat borrowers and let the taxpayers pick up the tab. Read More.

Memo to Dems and their media: Never bet against Trump

It was just a couple weeks ago that Democrats thought they had Trump on the ropes. The tariffs were supposedly a disaster, the stock market was crashing, the media was predicting a recession, and Trump's polls were supposedly cratering. Read More.

Fair advantage: Cut taxes on Made-in-America products

The Trump 2.0 tax bill now moving through Congress should establish a fair advantage for U.S. companies. Read More.

Can we get back to attracting the best and brightest?

Given the reduction in U.S. birth rates and the aging of our society, we need talented immigrants now more than ever. They don't take jobs, they create them. And if they come and help invent a cure for cancer, or start the next Google, they enrich the whole world. Read More.

'Twilight Zone' 2025: Why are judges protecting illegal alien thugs?

Why are Democrat politicians and judges so hysterical and desperate to protect illegal alien thugs, gangsters, gangbangers and terrorists? Read More.

50 years ago, Saigon fell; What if South Vietnam had prevailed?

The tides of history, the tears of remembrance. Fifty years ago, on April 30, 1975, North Vietnamese military units surged into Saigon, the capital of South Vietnam, forcibly reuniting the country, thus ending twenty years of conflict. Read More.

Swamp watch: Will America be fooled again by Fannie Mae?

Anyone remember back in 2008 when the housing market collapsed and the stock market crashed, with many tens of millions of Americans seeing their lifetime savings nearly wiped out? Read More.

How U.S. trade relations with China went off the rails

A flurry of accusations, finger pointing and political grandstanding dominate the headlines as the trade war with China escalates. Read More.

China's 'Grey Zone' war games escalate harassment of Taiwan

China’s growing naval power is regularly and systematically harassing the waters around Taiwan in what appears to be rehearsal exercises for a future invasion of the self-ruled democratic island. Read More.

Analysis: Federal judges are 'enforcers' for the deep state

How could anyone be this desperate to help the worst scum of the earth? My gut says this isn't just about insanity or radical communist beliefs. This is about bribery. Judges and politicians like this are "on the take." They are being bribed. They are getting filthy rich from keeping the border open and keeping bad guys in the USA. Read More.

After Covid era, why would anyone listen to Bill Gates?

In response to the Trump Administration’s dismantling of fraud and waste across federal agencies through Musk’s DOGE team's efforts, Microsoft billionaire Bill Gates has been making the rounds in Washington, D.C. lobbying President Donald Trump, his National Security officials, his Chief of Staff Susie Wiles, Democrat and Republican lawmakers on Capitol Hill, and anyone who will listen to him push that U.S. global health funding needs to continue. Read More.

Bet on Trump 2.0: Main Street has the president's back

President Donald Trump is moving forward just as he should: Unapologetically, with a level of speed and purpose never seen in this great country's history. Read More.

Time for largely tax-free universities to pay their fair share

House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Jason Smith is suggesting a tax on the $840 billion college endowments. These endowments will soon eclipse $1 trillion in size — more money than the entire GDP of many countries. Read More.

Ukraine-U.S. at the crossroads; Time for a reality check

A made for TV political smackdown in the White House between two uneasy allies, a flood of recriminations, followed the incendiary face-off during the high stakes meetings between President Donald Trump’s team and the visiting Ukrainian delegation. The fear that the pending Ukrainian peace plan had already gone off the rails haunted world capitals. Read More.