It’s clear that the American public is beyond frustrated with Washington’s inability to fix our immigration system. It’s not just broken, it's incoherent.
Here's my analysis after a month of watching Tucker's stoic pucker ( when Tucker listens, his face resembles a curious dog glued to a tv, watching antelopes mating in a Wild Kingdom rerun).
My new patient didn’t mention his back pain until the very end of the visit. As he was rising to leave, he asked casually if I could refill his Percocet.
Residents at an affordable housing complex for low-income renters were ordered to remove Nativity scenes and other religious symbols from public areas, the Joplin Globe reports.
Michelle Obama’s hubris that only her husband could provide hope, despite the unpopularity of his policies (his personal popularity remains high) reminds me of something St. Paul said.
The election of Donald J. Trump to be the next president will soon enable congressional advocates of pro-growth energy policy to go on the offense for the first time in eight years—and they should, for the sake of our Constitution, among other things.
Since Donald Trump stunned the world and won the presidential election, many people have weighed in. But there is one aspect that led to Trump’s victory that almost no one has talked about – his mastery over rejection.