‘Legislation Worthy Of George Kirby’: Pelosi And Schumer Both Botch George Floyd’s Name
Schumer’s mistake was made while killing the police reform bill of Republican Sen. Tim Scott, who is African American, without even debating it.
Bret Baier Grills John Bolton On His New Book: Does Anybody Like You?
During an interview with John Bolton Tuesday, Fox News anchor Bret Baier signaled he wasn’t about to give the former national security adviser free airtime to promote his widely criticized book.
Wisconsin Voting Saga Is A Case Study In Coronavirus Election Madness
If we can learn anything from Wisconsin about coronavirus and election panics, maybe it’s that it’s time to start thinking about November.
Why Adam Schiff Is Too Biased To Manage Trump’s Impeachment Trial
Given the strong possibility Schiff will be called as a witness, he should immediately step aside and allow the other managers to continue without him.
The Media Holds A Massive Double Standard About Naming Whistleblowers
As for the media, can we attribute its devotion to respecting the privacy of the Ukraine whistleblower to anything other than politics? The evidence suggests not.
In Your Neighborhood, Does ‘Love Live Here’ Or ‘Hate Have No Home Here’?
Have you seen those ‘Hate has no home here’ signs in your neighborhood? What about the ‘Love lives here’ signs? Here’s how the two prompted twin responses on opposite political sides.
No, Retired Military Officers Don’t Check Their Free Speech At The Door
The suggestion that retired military officers cannot fully exercise their First Amendment rights is loathsome and a direct affront to our country’s representative form of government.
Why Retired Military Officers Need To Shut Up About Politics
Retired Admiral William McRaven is leveraging the uniform he once wore and the reputation he cultivated in the military to influence readers. That’s bad for the country, and he knows it.
Watch For Democrats To Completely Ignore RBG’s Warning Against Court Packing
Ginsburg’s advice against such schemes was sound, but her liberal fans will stop at nothing should they get the chance to change the Supreme Court.
From Richard Lugar To Mike Pence, An Era Passes In Indiana, And The Nation
Former Sen. Richard Lugar’s funeral in early May was a final reunion of sorts with Mike Pence. They in some ways stood at opposite poles of Indiana politics—urban versus rural, pragmatic versus ideological.
Who Is To Blame For The Rise Of Radical Partisanship In Congress?
The lack of bipartisanship prevents Congress from getting anything done. Both sides have become radicalized and left to their dirty tactics. So who started it?
How To Improve The State Of Our Viciously Polarized Union
Better Angels is the organizational equivalent of marriage therapists for our polity, hoping to realize the Constitution’s more perfect union.
How The Media Can Regain The Public Trust It Has Lost
In all their self-aggrandizement and pontificating, the media seems to have missed the core tenet of legitimacy as a public institution: trust.
Why ‘SNL’ Still Can’t Find Its Footing In The Trump Era
In comedy, self-deprecation is a key byproduct of self-awareness. But there is virtually no serious self-deprecation in partisan politics, because self-deprecation cedes points to your opponent.
Dear Liberals: Your ‘Awful’ Thanksgiving Dinner Is My Life
For some of us, the holidays aren’t the only time we encounter people we disagree with. Here’s how to act your age and set politics aside every so often.
Democrats Weren’t So Supportive When A Republican Opened Up About His Finances
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez has gotten a lot of support after mentioning her apartment hunting woes. That wasn’t true when Sean Duffy said something similar.
Democrats Attack President Trump For Saying Exactly What Democrats Did About California’s Fires
A Democrat-led California oversight agency released a report earlier this year on wildfire destruction that mirrored President Trump’s sentiments. Yet he’s taking heat for being ‘partisan.’