Opinion

Hillary redux? 'This chick isn't normal'

Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has been making a concerted effort to be out and about and seen to an extent that no other losing presidential candidate has done. Read More.

Dem incumbents face the music

It’s not much of a secret that Democrats have ceased even trying to be a truly national party anymore. Read More.

Tulsi Gabbard’s wrong-headed support for Iran's ayatollahs

Tulsi Gabbard, one of the minor candidates from the 20-strong field of Democrat presidential hopefuls, has been getting a considerable amount of attention. Read More.

Update on Red China for those who were unaware

Many Western observers assumed that the incorporation of market economics into China’s political system would result in a freer China with close, warm relations with the U.S., the West and China’s free Asian neighbors. Read More.

Behind the leftist attacks on Mark Zuckerberg

Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg recently upset many on the hard left when he gave a speech at Georgetown University. Read More.

Left in Massachusetts take aim at . . . balloons

Liberals want to ban balloons in Massachusetts. Seriously. Read More.

Unreported: One group's clout over Democratic candidates

It is vitally important that the American people realize the full scope of the social engineering tyranny that every major Democratic presidential candidate deliberately bowed down to earlier this month. Read More.

Barr indicts Left for 'organized destruction' of religion

In a speech at the University of Notre Dame, Attorney General William Barr eloquently outlined the myriad ways the assault on religion manifests itself in America today. Read More.

Cash crunch at UN; China now 2nd largest contributor

The 193-member multinational organization is facing a serious cash crunch which has hampered the day to day operations of the world body but nonetheless may be resolved relatively soon when the United States, the major donor state, pays its dues along with sixty other countries. Read More.

Impeachment bluff – who holds the cards?

It’s all about the bluff – or so it appears – as the House of Representatives declines to officially vote on pursuing formal impeachment proceedings against President Trump. Read More.

Change agent: President Trump’s first thousand days

Any overview of the first 1,000 days of President Donald Trump’s administration must be centered around one word: change. Read More.

Political odds: Hillary Clinton’s last-minute sprint?

Hillary Clinton has covertly implied that she might be convinced to enter the 2020 race; her polling numbers show that she could threaten the Democrat pecking order. Read More.

Happy Columbus Day – or is it Indigenous Peoples’ Day?

The second Monday in October is celebrated across the nation – with a few exceptions – as Columbus Day. Read More.

Here's what's wrong with 'bipartisan' view on Syria

President Trump is again under siege from the Beltway elite. His crime? The decision to finally pull all U.S. forces out of Syria — fulfilling a seminal campaign pledge. Read More.

Not only NBA but also sponsors show their true colors

The NBA, which has prided itself as being the "most progressive league" in all of professional sports, is being absolutely pilloried for its appalling crawling to communist China this week. Read More.