Opinion

These companies helping Obama Foundation ‘transform’ America

He is no longer president, but Barack Obama, the Great Divider who vowed to "fundamentally transform" America in 2009, is carrying on his commitment to radical social change through his Obama Foundation. Read More.

The impeachment of President Trump is a familiar story

The holiday respite from all the Democratic machinations and maneuvers to disgrace and bring dishonor to the 45th president of the United States has been brief. Now that the House of Representatives has drawn up two articles of impeachment against Donald J. Trump, many had hoped all the unpleasant vengefulness would have subsided. But this may be nothing more than a Christmas wish gone with the wind. Read More.

Dems' best: Elderly careerists, strikingly immature radicals

The 2019 circus portion of the Democratic presidential primary contest has starkly highlighted a major flaw that may handicap the party for another decade or more. Read More.

Christmas 2019: Enjoy it lefties; You're going to hate 2020s

For millions of Americans, Dec. 25, 2019, will be their last chance to have a truly merry Christmas for many years. Why? Because the millions in question are leftists, and 2020 promises so many bitter disappointments. Read More.

Leftist media falsely framed Ukraine aid freeze

Following the court-ordered release of heavily redacted emails concerning the temporary hold of U.S. financial aid to Ukraine, press bias against President Trump was on full display. Read More.

Before Christian missionaries reached Korea, China was there

Chinese influence over Korea, North and South, remains if anything more hotly debated today than it was when foreign observers, visiting Korea and China more than a century ago, noted the many similarities and differences. Read More.

For those who likely missed Democrat debate: An autopsy

Two and a half hours of rope and the Democrats hanged themselves yet again. In the sixth installment of the televised sleeping pill known as the 2020 Dem presidential primary debates, the American people learned little new about any of the seven aspirants on stage in Los Angeles on Dec. 19. Read More.

Having pulled the pin, Democrats are holding the grenade

For all the pomp and circumstance granted by the Fourth Estate circus, Democrats seem to be forgetting one important point: Voters are not goldfish. Read More.

Hiring illegals could put you in the slammer

The negative effects of illegal immigration on the wages of working Americans are acute when it comes to the construction industry. Read More.

Brits defy media, lay groundwork for potential Trump landslide

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson and his merry band of Brexiteers recently wiped the floor with those who wish to remain in the European Union. Read More.

Election data irregularities still rampant in NC

What is now clear is that if North Carolina does not take on the issue of election fraud in January, nothing will be done to correct any of it in time for the 2020 election cycle. Read More.

Proof Time's time has passed

Time Magazine’s choice of the Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg as Person of the Year 2019 may be a symbol of old media’s dwindling influence. Read More.

North Korea: From 'delicate path of dialogue' to brinksmanship

While dictator Kim Jung-Un is huffing and puffing about arbitrary deadlines to diplomatic negotiations between the United States and North Korea concerning Pyongyang’s nuclear and ballistic missile proliferation, the UN Security Council met to deliver a unified call for peace and disarmament on the divided Korean peninsula. Read More.

Aspen Institute: A Who's Who of globalist has-beens

Of all the progressive globalist groups being financially aided by major corporations today, the Aspen Institute qualifies as something of an odd duck. Read More.

Despots, crooks and loser top Forbes list of power women

A motley crew of female movers and shakers top Forbes’ “100 Most Powerful Women.” Read More.