RFK Jr. Under Fire September 8, 2025J. Robert Smith
The second toughest job in the Trump administration isn’t vice president or secretary of defense or secretary of state. It’s secretary of Health and Human Services.
The DoJ's Record of Bias August 18, 2025Louis McWilliams
We’ve come to realize that internal investigations are designed to throw a few jabs but never a knockout punch.
Hunger in Plain Sight August 3, 2025Jason Cooper
If the New York Times could virtue signal more efficiently by claiming the Jews bake the blood of non-Jews into their matzah crackers then so be it, it would.
Dirty Deeds, Judicial Ping Pong, and the BBB July 5, 2025Clarice Feldman
What a week! The 2016 and 2020 plots against Trump are now confirmed; the Supreme Court is finally acting to restore judicial integrity; and the ballooning welfare state finally is punctured.
Civil War 2.0? June 9, 2025Kevin Finn
If Democratic leaders are rallying their base to view the protests as a defense of democratic values, it may potentially escalate into more widespread conflicts similar to those that occurred in 2020.
Autopen Nation: It’s Bigger Than Biden June 9, 2025Christopher Chantrill
Autopens aren’t really the problem. The problem is the conceit that administrative government is a benefit to humanity, rather than just the usual conceit of a ruling class.
When silence is permission March 21, 2025Blaine L. Pardoe
When you see attacks on Tesla dealerships, it hard to divorce those images from the German Nazi’s Kristallnacht.
Hunter's Secret Service boondoggle March 19, 2025James Zumwalt
It is a relief to know the undeserved Secret Service protection Hunter was extended by virtue of an executive order signed by his father before departing office has now come to an end.
The Founders Provided Remedies for a Runaway Judiciary March 17, 2025Steve McCann
What the country is witnessing is the culmination of many decades of ever-expanding judicial activism and the cowardice of the Congress to exert its prerogative to rein in this runaway usurpation of political power.
How Science Lies March 17, 2025Lorene Leiter
The differences in perception of science by conservatives and leftists is fascinating.
Hands in your back pocket March 17, 2025The Empirical Observer
Fraud, waste, abuse, and corruption seem to be the big words today. Can life lessons be taught that eliminate giving into the temptations of corruption?
Is ActBlue a Criminal Enterprise? March 11, 2025Steve McCann
Never in the 236-year political history of the United States has there been a more expansive, criminal, and blatant scheme to manipulate the electoral process than the actions of ActBlue in league with the Democrat Party.
Scandals, the Bubblegum Pink Resistance, and Lawfare March 8, 2025Clarice Feldman
Not a bad week for the Administration which has, inter alia, gelded his domestic opposition, the UN, WHO, and the WEF, forced Trudeau into retirement, and exposed the EU as a collection of toothless poseurs.
Does the press really know what corruption is? May 11, 2018Jack Hellner
Amid the great hullaballoo over whether President Trump's lawyer, Michael Cohen, sold access to the White House, here are some real access-for-favors issues the press has ignored.
Democrat steals from charity, then pleads for mercy November 18, 2017Monica Showalter
Seeking to escape responsibility for her corruption conviction, former Rep. Corrine Brown (D-Fla.) pleaded with a court for mercy. Any questions about why the public holds Congress in such contempt?
Clintons: The pay to play family May 13, 2017Jack Hellner
A recent spate of articles on Clinton Foundation activity suggests that the Clintons are nothing but a crime family. The media are most culpable.
The Trillion-Plus Heist December 31, 2013Sylvia Bokor
The money that politicians and bureaucrats have looted has gone and continues to go into the pockets of the nonproductive.
Foreign Aid is Immoral May 4, 2013Paul Austin Murphy
The sole accomplishment of foreign aid is halting third-world countries from pulling themselves up by their bootstraps.
Let Them Eat Caviar November 27, 2012Michael Curran
Just about when you think the "Let them eat cake" thing could not be "improved" upon, along come some daring Californians (who wouldn't have guessed that?) to upset the bread cart.
Danger on the Mekong October 28, 2012Michael Benge
With a repressive and corrupt leadership and its government and army rife with Khmer Rouge commanders, Cambodia is a country for sale to the highest bidder, to Vietnam, China, or anyone else if the price is right.
Obama Is Right October 22, 2012William L. Gensert
It's not that he hasn't told us stories; it's that the ones he has told bear little resemblance to reality.
