Mitt Romney has been using a secret Twitter account under the name “Pierre Delecto” to defend himself and criticize President Trump. This isn’t how a bold, mature CEO with a vision to save America behaves.
As President Trump’s misconduct grows more appalling and the case for his impeachment grows stronger every day, Democrats have given him one piece of good news: the escalating and harmful feud between presidential contender Rep. Tulsi Gabbard and Hillary Clinton.
Rep. Adam Schiff is making an enormous mistake by choosing not to conduct a public fact-finding investigation with a transparent process. Past impeachment inquiries have been run out in the open for a reason – nothing is more serious than attempting to remove a duly elected president from office and the American people should be able to see what’s happening.
There can be no doubt that the situation in Northern Syria involving Turkey, the Kurds, and Syria is messy, complicated, and potentially costly. The only questions are for whom, as well as what is the role of the United States.
ISIS will regenerate and again seek to establish a caliphate or at least a base of operations in its spiritual home of Raqqa, Syria without continuing efforts by the United States, our Kurdish partners, and the international community.
Charles Krauthammer, my father, was an exemplar of a better kind of politics and a higher mode of discourse. That is why so many people relied on him to help them work out their own thoughts on what was happening in the world.
Upheavals in the world order are a given, and it’s fair to say that American presidents have made many mistakes in their efforts to balance our principles with undemocratic regimes.
Elizabeth Warren never experienced firsthand how big government programs fail Native Americans. Yet she now advocates those failed policies for all Americans.
Any candidate who does not live in his private life what he wants government to mandate you live in yours is not worthy of your vote to elected office.
The real choices before the Trump administration in eastern Syria were: staying indefinitely; preparing an orderly exit, thereby opening the way for the return of the Syrian state and its allies; or leaving suddenly without warning. The administration ultimately defaulted to the worst of these alternatives.
A new reality is prompting Bloomy’s second thoughts. It is the growing likelihood that Elizabeth Warren, an extreme leftist, will win the nomination and guide the party into the political wilderness.