Has the SPLC finally met its match? June 16, 2025Susan Quinn
The Southern Poverty Law Center is finally being challenged for defamation by the Dustin Inman Society, an organization involved in immigrant issues.
Parental Rights at 100 May 30, 2025John M. Grondelski
A century has passed since the Supreme Court clearly declared kids are “not creatures of the state.”
When City Hall Chooses the Mob May 27, 2025Charlton Allen
An episode in Seattle is a case study of the slow erosion of neutral governance under pressure from progressive ideological extremism. The state is no longer the referee. It is picking sides.
Judicial paternity tests May 12, 2025John M. Grondelski
The least we should be able to do, especially when single judges decide to impose their views of the law on the country as a whole, is acknowledge their presidential paternity.
A police administrator all but admits perjury May 9, 2025Mike McDaniel
This is an extraordinary turn of events in a city and state apparently vying with California for the “most socialist/communist city/state in the union” title.
In high heels and backwards May 9, 2025M. Walter
Trump named Jeanine Pirro the interim U.S. attorney for D.C., and it’s an alpha male move over the RINO establishment.
Trump at the Roberts Court May 6, 2025Marcus Ebenhack
John Roberts cited his “general reticence to invalidate the acts of the nation’s elected leaders” when he upheld Obamacare; where’s that same sentiment now?
Is it Time to Ignore the Judiciary? April 19, 2025Clarice Feldman
The broad scope and speed of the administration’s actions have knocked the sense out of the media, the Democrats, and the judiciary. They cannot seem to process the swift and expansive range of change without making themselves look ridiculous.
Bringing Immigration Policy into Focus April 12, 2025Clarice Feldman
Immigration control is a key feature of the MAGA initiatives: closing the border, removing illegal immigrants, keeping non-citizens from voting and stopping federal funding from supporting illegal immigration.
Abolish the Bar: The root of our corrupt and lawless judiciary April 7, 2025Maureen Steele
America’s founders never envisioned a system where a privileged class of lawyers would rule over us, creating a nation where justice was accessible, where the people—not unelected legal elites—determined their own fate.
On Wisconsin: The pundit class fumbles (again) April 3, 2025Charlton Allen
The robes may be black in Wisconsin, but the ink will run Democrat blue. This wasn’t a victory for democracy—it was its hostile rebranding into something else entirely.
Are Judges Complicit in Lawfare? March 27, 2025Lena Renconvich
Judges, as gatekeepers of the legal system, wield significant authority to either curb or enable vicious attempts to hijack the law.
Criminal attack? You're on your own. March 26, 2025Mike McDaniel
We have no idea how long it took other officers to respond, but we know beyond any doubt one can be severely injured, crippled for life even killed, in seconds.
Why Liberal Judges Have a Lot to Answer For March 25, 2025Tom G. K. Swift
What distinguishes the rule of law from the rule of men is that the former contains limiting principles, which sharply and fundamentally limit the ability of men to decide the law as they see fit.
Greenpeace Loses in North Dakota March 20, 2025Wendi Strauch Mahoney
A jury in North Dakota ordered the environmental group Greenpeace to pay more than $660 million to Energy Transfer and Dakota Access LLC for its role in defaming the company and inciting illegal behavior.
The other cartel March 21, 2025Silvio Canto, Jr.
Let me tell you about another cartel, the one wearing robes and working on Capitol Hill.
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.
Tanya Chutkan strikes again March 19, 2025Olivia Murray
The EPA is not allowed to reclaim the $20 billion in ‘climate’ funding shoved out the door after Trump won the election.
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.
Kash Patel: reshaping the FBI February 25, 2025Yassin Fawaz
Patel’s appointment is not just a win for Trump supporters—it is a victory for anyone who believes in the need for accountability and reform in government institutions.
Lemon is Dead February 18, 2025Nate Kellum and Andrea Justus
Those who continue to rely on Lemon to argue for an absolute wall between religion and government are disregarding binding precedent.
Judiciolatry or Hypocrisy? February 11, 2025John M. Grondelski
If Senate Democrats didn’t think judges pursue agendas, they would not have used every last minute of the last Congress to stuff the federal bench with “record” Biden appointments.
Will POTUS be happy with SCOTUS? February 11, 2025Bill Hansmann
It is reprehensible that Supreme Court justices can be ideology-driven, progressive activists in the manner Sotomayor, Kagan, and Brown have shown themselves to be.
Reforming the FBI the smart way January 31, 2025Mike McDaniel
If confirmation depended on Patel’s effortless manhandling of dimwitted, hysterical, screaming congressional Democrats, he’d be confirmed 100 to 0.
Mark Milley: pardons and mutiny January 21, 2025Mike McDaniel
Former Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen. (Ret.) Mark Milley’s portrait, which was just unveiled 10 days ago at the Pentagon, has been taken down, according to a photo posted by CNN.
Biden’s Pardons Prove His Corruption January 21, 2025Sloan Oliver
Nothing more highlights the reasons why President Trump won, why the Kamala/Biden regime lost, and proves Biden’s corruption than the pardons given by Joe in the final days of his failed presidency.
Does Capital Punishment Heal or Harm? January 21, 2025Kevin Finn
While capital punishment has some arguments in its favor, particularly around retribution and closure for victims' families, the ethical, practical, and judicial issues it raises continue to fuel intense debate.
Reining in the porn industry January 15, 2025Trey Dellinger
Twenty years ago, the porn industry succeeded in getting a more liberal Supreme Court to strike down a federal law requiring porn sites to keep kids out.
Reconsidering the J6 Pardons January 14, 2025Dennis Lund
A blanket amnesty, to those currently convicted, in jail, or awaiting trial for actions on Jan 6, will not be granted. But rest assured that pardons or commutations will be forthcoming.
Is justice coming for lawfare prosecutors? December 29, 2024Mike McDaniel
People who delighted in forcing innocents to understand the process is the punishment, who delighted in bankrupting honest Americans, may be about to discover karma is an equal opportunity destroyer.
Trump wins big over Fani December 20, 2024Wendi Strauch Mahoney
Willis should have been disqualified by law for attempting to argue her case in the court of public opinion assisted by a willing and politicized press.
Daniel Penny: power on loan December 12, 2024Mike McDaniel
There will always be men with chests, people who live by a code of honor, people willing to protect others, to uphold the very fraying fabric of society.
Fani Willis: Judicial Watch wins one December 5, 2024Mike McDaniel
Americans finally seeing hope for the restoration of the rule of law in America will welcome the release of whatever Judicial Watch manages to pry out of Willis’ clutches.
Addressing the Hunter Pardon December 3, 2024Whitson G. Waldo, III
The repeated claim by President Biden that he wouldn’t pardon Hunter Biden for his criminal behavior has been shown to be a lie.
The Daniel Penny Experience December 3, 2024Charles Bradley
The Soros Criminal Conspiracy of Prosecutors explains the developments in the Daniel Penny and Daniel Perry cases; that is the goal to criminalize self-defense in order to create societal chaos in America.
Jack the Bitter's last stand November 29, 2024Monica Showalter
After Jack Smith failed to secure the prosecutions of President Trump he wanted, he's now trying to smear him with a "report". That's some "professional" prosecutor, isn't it?
Stand With the January 6th Protestors September 3, 2024William Manning
While Democrats attempt to render fear in the public by pronouncing Donald Trump a wannabe autocrat in the image of Julius Caesar or Adolf Hitler, many Americans believe the country is in dire distress.
The Stranglehold of Censorship August 2, 2024Ed Thompson
As soon as the government enters into any control of the speech arena, no matter what you think or how you rationalize it, you are staring down the loaded barrel of censorship.
Kamala Nifong for president July 22, 2024Civis Americanus
Harris has a sorry track record as a prosecutor, failing to heed the Brady disclosure law for the accused.
A 'Livable America' According to Radical Leftists July 20, 2024Anthony J. DeBlasi
Celebrities of the radical left have been warning that if President Trump returns to office, life in America will not be livable, as it presumably is under Biden. Really?
Supreme Slapdown July 16, 2024Maker S. Mark
With Judge Aileen Cannon in Florida dismissing the classified documents case, liberal pundits are losing their minds.
FBI: fidelity, bravery, integrity? July 5, 2024Mike McDaniel
I’ve long maintained should a desperate government direct the FBI and our military to “pacify” fellow Americans, they wouldn’t get quite the response they expect.
Dishonoring Independence Day July 1, 2024Denise McNamara
This very week as we celebrate our nation’s Independence Day, hundreds of political prisoners are being denied their freedom in the United States of America.
Vetting alone won’t secure borders June 20, 2024Matt O'Brien
The FBI disrupted a group of homicidal thugs from Tajikistan who could easily have gone undetected until after they killed thousands of innocent Americans.
Life without Free Will June 11, 2024Jeffrey Folks
Are liberals correct that everything is predetermined, and thus no one should be punished? Or is that idea totally insane?
The missing element in Bragg's case June 1, 2024Mike McDaniel
They had their man, and they invented three uncharged and unproven crimes, part and parcel of an unprecedented, “novel legal theory.”
Surely Merchan wouldn't May 31, 2024Mike McDaniel
So, would Merchan, empowered by the highest levels of D/s/c politics, refuse to carry their plan to its logical, imperative, conclusion?
Just how unjust is our system of justice? March 4, 2023Patricia McCarthy
It has been clear enough since the Obama administration that there is no longer a single and equal system of justice in America. There are two: one for progressive Democrats that ignores the Constitution, and a harsh, Kafkaesque version for conservatives.
In Defense of Breaking BadOctober 5, 2013Glenn Fairman
Despite what some critics have claimed, Breaking Bad follows the ancient American tradition of the morality play.
A Blind Pendulum February 17, 2013Glenn Fairman
The news media have made an overt decision to avert your eyes away from the stone cold reality that young blacks are increasingly committing crimes against life and property by the medium of flash mob violence.
