I said that what people don’t understand about Reagan is that his self-concept in the first 40 years of his life, meaning the years in which you really become yourself, was as an artist.
The second presidential debate was ferocious and nasty, a scorched-earth barrage that reflected the nation’s bitter political divisions and the animus between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton. There’s never been anything like it in modern politics.
I was taken aback by the rather shoddy work of The New York Times in its analysis on October 1 of the few slim pages of Donald Trump's Republican presidential candidate’s tax returns.
Just as Trump has confused his compulsive and unrestrained heterosexual appetite with respect for women, Hillary has confused her compulsive and unrestrained lust for power with respect for America.
On April 28, I was diagnosed with breast cancer and decided to take extended medical leave from the Fox Business Network, my work home for six years, to seek treatment.
Sunday night’s debate moderators Anderson Cooper, from CNN, and Martha Raddatz, from ABC, virtually took to the field wearing blue jerseys with “I’m with her” on the back.
In St. Louis, Donald Trump emphasized over and over again that Hillary Clinton has spent the last 30 years in public service and has little to show for it.
Christoper Columbus and his descendants no doubt did plenty to destroy the lives of Native Americans. But the reason that American Indians are where they are today is not because of events that occurred 500 years ago or even a century ago.
If you want to see the face of violence, rage, and hopelessness in America today, take a good look inside our failing inner cities and the desperate people who are struggling to survive.