It is the age of conformity. We see it in the cancel culture around us, the vaccine mandates pushed by the president, the move to turn parents at school board meetings into domestic terrorists.
Dems never need to worry about their sins. Just as Jon Gruden loses his job for racist comments in private emails, the media gives a pass to Hunter for throwing around the "n-word" like he was Jimmy Kimmel in a Snoop Dogg skit.
Recently, I was honored to spend some time at the Reagan Ranch in California. Ronald Reagan focused on growing the private sector, creating jobs and building the economy. His vision is my vision.
At a time when working families continue to struggle, poll after poll shows that the vast majority of the American people support the provisions in President Joe Biden's $3.5 trillion Build Back Better Act.
There's a desperate need to virtue signal to those who don't even read comic books, as a way to protect companies from being criticized for their past. And the criticism is always the same – lack of diversity.
As the natural consequences of bad public policy continue their assault on the economy, Democrats are going to be increasingly reluctant to let voters pin Joe Biden's tail on their donkey.
All the secure libs sit in their safe beds watching "Squid Game" on Netflix -- I enjoyed the first episode, but I was done. I don't need to watch it. I can just walk outside and see it for real, on my streets.
It is National Hispanic Heritage Month. We are the nation’s second largest population group, and we have held our own against racism, prejudice and ridicule because of our unshakable hope in the future.
National security adviser Jake Sullivan potentially could be in the unenviable position of having to argue that he was not perjurious, just clueless, in denying knowledge of key facts to Congress.