On Monday, my two oldest sons joined me and their proud but devastated grandparents in welcoming their father, Major Brent Russell Taylor, back on to U.S. soil and back home to the land he has always loved so dearly.
My advice to Americans: Before you fill in a bubble on your ballot — remember the liberal machine’s heavily orchestrated campaign to destroy an honorable man by any means necessary
Today is the day, as you well know, of the midterm elections and the noise levels are becoming almost unbearable. Everyone is posturing and trying to bully you into this or that candidate and it’s all very loud. But pause for a second and consider what you are not hearing.
I remain cautiously optimistic about the midterms and Democrats’ prospects in 2020. At this moment, though, there is nothing more powerful – and should be as frequently repeated – as Michelle’s message of turning out on Election Day.
Democrats are campaigning for hundreds of posts in the midterm elections Tuesday – all 435 U.S. House seats, 35 U.S. Senate seats and 36 governorships.
Pete Davidson and his SNL friends have no reverence for the sacrifices that men like Dan make every day. They haven't gone to war. They haven’t even gone out of their way to acknowledge the brave Americans who have. Instead, we’ve been the butt of their jokes many times.
Do you have more money than you know what to do with? Do you want to pay higher taxes to get rid of some of your excess cash? Do you want to pay more for the products you buy so businesses can afford to comply with more government regulations?
President Trump was right to characterize Tuesday’s midterm elections as a choice between jobs and mobs. Common sense dictates that Republican candidates are offering us a path to continued progress, while Democrats want to move our nation in the wrong direction.
Democrat kingpin Nancy Pelosi – the once and future Speaker of the House if Democrats retake the chamber on Tuesday – foreshadowed just how radical her party’s agenda will be.
America faces a critical choice: whether to build on the extraordinary prosperity that Republican policies have delivered for our nation – or whether to allow Democrats to take control and take a giant wrecking ball to your economy and your future.
As a former long-serving U.S. Senator from Virginia, I strongly encourage all my fellow citizens to exercise your valuable right to vote in the imminent congressional elections and to pay special attention to the large number of qualified veterans running from both parties.
Here's why I am hoping that The New York Times will temper its war against Trump and adopt a more balanced coverage in its news pages. Cue the laughter, but there are sound reasons for the paper to change course.
President Trump will not fix all our problems, but he has a better shot than most, because he approaches the country’s and the world’s problems with an untutored eye.
