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President Donald Trump drives people crazy.

The left has become absolutely unhinged over the allegations of collusion with the Russians. Allegations by the way, in spite of everything that you've read, everything you have heard on the radio, everything you have seen on television, allegations that are still unfounded.

The investigation of President Trump and his associates must continue. But the actions of senior officials like Clapper, Brennan, and Comey must be addressed as well, and are no less grave than those which are alleged of Trump.

Democrats and their handmaidens in the mainstream media are in hysterics over the meeting Donald Trump Jr. had with a shady Russian lawyer, but they have completely ignored a real example of actual election interference.

Just to be clear: if an emissary of Borut Pahor, President of Slovenia, had emailed Hillary Campaign apparatchik John Podesta last summer, offering scandalous dirt on Melania Trump, he would have turned down the meeting? Give me a break.

The House of Representatives recently passed two laws to crack down on illegal immigrants in the United States – Kate’s Law (H.R. 3004) and the No Sanctuary for Criminals Act (H.R. 3003).

Most Americans get it: We can’t continue to reward people who come to our country illegally, while those who work hard and play by the rules struggle to get ahead. What our tax and immigration policies need is a return to common sense.

Charles Krauthammer was absolutely right last week on Tucker Carlson Tonight when he said President Trump’s speech in Warsaw, Poland on July 6 was one of the President’s best.

There’s a word for it in chess—zugzwang. That means it’s your turn, so you have to move, but anything you do can put you in a worse position. This is where the GOP seems to be with its health care bill. After years of promising to repeal and replace ObamaCare, they have to do something, but fear whatever they do may hurt them.

Near the end of its Tuesday story on Donald Trump Jr.’s meeting with a Russian lawyer, The New York Times casually noted that the news “blunted whatever good feeling the president’s team had after his trip to Europe.”

My grandmother was the original Steel Magnolia. Folks around Memphis knew her as Miss Billie – the Pink Lady at Methodist Hospital with the snowy white hair. I called her Mema.

The last time I checked, meeting with someone, even someone from Russia (oh my god), is not a crime—despite what the media would tell you these days.

Even by U.N. standards, last week’s vote at UNESCO’s World Heritage Committee meeting in Krakow, Poland, was diplomatic theater at its most absurd.

At the center of mounting global concern over a nuclear strike by North Korea is one individual – 33-year old Kim Jong-un.

Donald Trump, Jr.’s repeated explanations of what happened do not provide the necessary clarification needed about the full extent of this meeting.

The entire issue of alleged collusion with, and interference by, the Russians should be investigated openly by an independent nonpartisan commission, rather than by a prosecutor behind the closed doors of a grand jury.

Erasmus, the noted classical scholar, described lawyers this way: A most learned species of profoundly ignorant men.

With each passing week come new and troubling revelations regarding the actions of fired FBI Director James Comey.

Last week a network claimed Donald Trump encouraged violence against them -- by retweeting a cartoonish meme.

This debate, at its roots, is about a difference of opinion regarding how best to regulate the internet. But regardless of where you stand on that fundamental question, political advocacy should never turn to hate or race, which this debate undoubtedly has.