America’s reality TV president and his worshipful followers in the Republican Party he now commands painted a very unreal picture of America on the second day of the Republican National Convention.
The second night of the Republican National Convention showed a stark contrast between the GOP and the Democrats, Fox News host Laura Ingraham argued Tuesday.
The mainstream media was “outraged” by Mark and Patricia McCloskey’s remarks at the Republican National Comvention, yet the riots in Kenosha, Wis., proved that Democrats really are a threat to America's safety, Tucker Carlson argued Tuesday.
At the Democratic convention, speaker after speaker portrayed America as a failing nation full of misery, poverty and angst that only they can make better.
The first two virtual national conventions in American history have been successful in many ways. But the change has also had at least one bad consequence.
In his second-term agenda released ahead of the Republican Nation Convention, President Trump committed to ensuring school choice for every American child.
Shockingly, given the Democratic advantage when it comes to A-list showbiz glitz, the Republican Convention was more efficiently produced and more authoritative.
Black power has arrived. For the first time in modern memory, both of America’s major political parties are making an all-out push for the votes of African Americans.
At the Republican Convention speakers didn’t turn off the lights and brood over how dark America is. They lit the candles of gratitude for what this nation means to them.
The opening night of the Republican National Convention "stood in sharp contrast to the doom and gloom, 'America is racist' nightmare" put on by the Democrats last week," Laura Ingraham argued Monday.
Appearances by President Trump and Vice President Pence to kick off the Republican National Convention make it obvious that Republicans are solidly behind the president’s successful “American First” agenda and his Make America Great Again (MAGA) approach.