Opinion

‘Common Sense’: In 1776 and 2020, Americans have a choice

Today is Nov. 3, 2020, and the hour of decision is at hand. In the midst of unprecedented partisan fervor, I am appealing to my fellow Americans to turn off all media and be sensible. Read More.

Soros radicals thrive in Biden's corrupt political orbit

The George Soros-Big Corporate globalist nexus thrives in the world of Joe Biden and his running mate Sen. Kamala Harris. Read More.

Foreign policy debate that wasn’t and Trump successes that were

In the closing stages of the seemingly perpetual U.S. Presidential election campaign, the final debate was slated to cover foreign policy — it really didn’t. Read More.

Swamp-draining in ancient Rome: America's Gracchi moment

The unhappy fate of the Roman Republic is known; ours is still in the making. Read More.

Cisco CEO plays race card while getting rich off China

As the Hunter Biden laptop drama continues to unfold, now would be a good time to highlight how corporate elites play their own version of Joe Biden's selfish game, using racial and other socially divisive politics as a means to surreptitiously defend their keen desire to pursue lucrative financial dealings with Communist China. Read More.

China aviation giant now in Trump's crosshairs

The Trump administration has over the last year been systematically taking a scalpel to specific Chinese companies that represent unique threats. Read More.

Chinese global pandemic is not just a U.S. problem

While recent flareups of the coronavirus have been spreading across large parts of the USA, Americans are hardly alone in facing the deadly pandemic. Read More.

Partisans with press passes all-in for Joe Biden

They're pulling out the same tired playbook for an even worse candidate this time around. Read More.

China inexplicably wins seat on UN Human Rights panel

Beijing’s widening human rights and political crackdowns in both Xinjiang Province and Hong Kong have underscored the People’s Republic of China’s pavlovian reaction involving any opposition towards the ruling communist regime. Read More.

This is personal, Joe; America is great, and you are not

Joe Biden's purview and depth of understanding of our country’s issues are a thousand miles wide and a sixteenth of an inch deep. Read More.

VP debate: Pence brushed off fly and dominated Harris

Watching the Vice Presidential debate, we got a good look at the grimacing, smug grin and head shaking of Democratic candidate Kamala Harris who is relatively new on the national stage. She is Joe Biden's selection as his running mate and the televised debate with Mike Pence, the sitting vice president, allowed Democrats to showcase Harris. Read More.

'Racist Behavior Alert' a perfect fit for oh-so-woke Yelp

Yelp has upped the ante on the Woke feeding frenzy underway in Corporate America these days with its insane Oct. 8 announcement that it would be placing a "Business Accused of Racist Behavior Alert" on the Yelp pages of companies "when a business gains attention for reports of racist conduct," whatever the heck that means. Read More.

Trump moves to counter China's rare-earth advantage

The U.S. is reliant on adversarial nations like Russia and China for a lot of its vital rare earth mineral needs. Read More.

'Danke' USA: Germany marks 30 years since reunification

It seemed not so long ago that the Berlin Wall had fallen in 1989 and Central European countries had regained their sovereignty through the freedom tusnami. Read More.

Trump wounds Left where it hurts most: the courts

President Donald Trump is at the climactic moment of his presidency: the opportunity to add another conservative judge to the Supreme Court. Read More.