President Donald Trump has a defining question before him in the decision on whether to fire National Security Adviser H. R. McMaster and sweep the entire National Security Council clean.
Slavery ended in America, or so we assume. We accept that slavery continues to exist around the world, but we seldom stop to think that this monster is quietly growing stronger here in the beacon of freedom.
Republicans living in blue states admit their support for President Trump in hushed asides, the kind of whispered confidences that in gentler times would have confessed financial difficulties or divorce.
The Grand Old Party – historic home of distinguished and respected elected officials like Abraham Lincoln, Dwight David Eisenhower, George Herbert Walker Bush and … Kid Rock?
Since Trump took office we've seen umpteen stock market records. The DOW is up 4,000 points since the election. Have you seen that widely reported? No, you have not.
An IT scandal involving perhaps dozens of Democrats in Congress is advancing so fast that it can be hard to keep up with the details – especially given that so much of the media is ignoring or downplaying the story.
If President Trump decides the Iran Deal is not a good thing for the United States and he wants to get out what can he actually do? The answer is: Pretty much anything he wants.
David Benioff and D.B. Weiss, producers and writers of the HBO hit “Game of Thrones,” recently announced they would be taking on what has already become a controversial new HBO project.
Let’s assume President Trump decides the Iran Deal is not a good thing for the United States, which is becoming clearer every day, and he wants to exit. What can he actually do? The answer is: Pretty much anything he wants.
Defenders of the so-called “Sanctuary City” movement evoke the ghost of George Wallace and defy federal protections of our citizens in pursuit of their own narrow political agenda.
The former Georgia president may think that his statements will win Trump’s favor. In fact, such egocentric grandstanding may threaten U.S. support for Ukraine.
I live in California, and let me tell you, the state has not reacted well to President Trump’s election. In fact, it may try to leave the union. Didn’t we already fight a war over that?
I've stopped trying to convince them that Trump isn't the monster they think he is. Instead, I go along with all their judgments and add, "But it's your liberalism that put him there."