The only reason the media are in mortal fear of Trump refusing to defer to the district courts subverting his authority—evidently, that would constitute another “constitutional crisis”—is because it’s so obvious that he should.
I’m exhausted from fact-checking ABC’s fact-checkers, so I’m just going to tell you about a brilliant experiment that pretty clearly established who won the Trump-Clinton debates in 2016.
The biggest problem Democrats have this year is the mess they’ve made of the border. No matter how many cartwheels the media do for Kamala Harris, immigration remains a top issue for voters — and they blame the Democrats.
How Trump was supposed to describe his payments to Stormy Daniels? Let’s consider the precedents set by Democrats.
Now that it looks like Trump is seriously going to be the Republican nominee for president, who should his vice president be?
According to media reports, Andrew Cuomo, the former governor of New York, is eyeing a run for mayor of New York City. Unfortunately for him, his top aide, Melissa DeRosa, has written a book, “What’s Left Unsaid,” revealing that his most trusted adviser is a complete nitwit.
Fortunately, a vote on Mayorkas’ impeachment can be brought up again, and, if Republicans aren’t trying to lose, it should be. Over and over and over again.
The Claudine Gay affair reminds me that we need a reckoning on how the “intersectionality” project is going.
Kwanzaa emerged not from Africa, but from the FBI’s COINTELPRO.
Democrats have three paths to victory next November, all being eagerly embraced by Republicans.
Nikki Haley has vowed to shut down TikTok, right after she declares war on the entire world.
The election of “Central Park Five” member Yusef Salaam to the New York City Council warrants a review of all the evidence in Central Park rape case.
Here are some debate questions for Nikki Haley, who is surging in the polls thanks to Republican mega-donors.
Donald Trump wasn’t a dazzling debater in 2016. His ace in the hole was to take America’s side on immigration.
As the first Republican debate approaches, I have an urgent appeal to the candidates: Please adopt the good things Donald Trump did and skip the catastrophic parts.
Every Republican candidate for president (except Chris Christie) has got to take this pledge: “I promise not to answer any more questions about Trump.”
Any Republican who thought he could get away with doing something illegal because Democrats did it first is too stupid to be our champion, much less the Republican nominee for president.
The problem isn’t so much how news is covered, it’s what news is covered.
No matter how angry you are at Democrats for politicizing the law, please remember: Trump will lose to Biden.
In a space of three days last fall, President Joe Biden claimed to be Puerto Rican, practice Judaism, and to have lost his house in a natural disaster.
The use of DNA to arrest Bryan Kohberger for the murder of four college students in Idaho reminds me that it’s time to bring the death penalty back in a big way.
As the world gets worse in so many ways, there’s one way it’s better. (Unless the ACLU gets its way.)
Kwanzaa emerged not from Africa, but from the FBI’s COINTELPRO. It is a holiday celebrated exclusively by idiot white liberals. Black Americans celebrate Christmas.
The only “discrimination” that counts is race discrimination.
Trump’s been called a lot of things in recent years, but I’m going to call him something new.
On an otherwise disastrous night for Republicans, who were the biggest winners?
New York Mayor Eric Adams would have been the Democrats’ runaway choice for president if only he’d kept his campaign promise and cut crime in the Big Apple.
Dr. Mehmet Oz, Republican Senate candidate in Pennsylvania, recently attacked his opponent, the ridiculous Lt. Gov. John Fetterman, for a pro-criminal record that would embarrass George Soros.
Adolescent girls have launched any number of interesting societal phenomena through the years—from the Salem witch trials to transgenderism.
Ann Coulter writes: “Let’s hope Merrick Garland’s search of Mar-a-Lago is based on more evidence than his indictment of the Louisville, Kentucky, police officers involved in the raid on Breonna Taylor’s house.”
Hey, anybody remember the Diebold voting machine conspiracy theory from the 2004 election?
In three days, we went from “It’s a Christian cult on the Supreme Court! My Body, My Choice! This is like slavery!” to … “What abortion decision? Let’s talk about Trump!”
If electing a cretinous flimflam artist to the presidency solely on the strength of his promise to be a hard-ass on immigration didn’t wake the ruling class up, nothing ever will.
Where did anyone get the idea that Democrats are using immigration “for electoral gains”? Oh yeah — from liberals.
When I read Justice Samuel Alito’s opinion, I was intellectually offended all over again by the idea that one of our precious constitutional rights, enshrined in a founding document, is the right to kill an unborn baby.
If you’re wondering why liberals are freaking out over the idea of free speech on one single internet platform, it’s because their ideas are so well thought-out and compellingly argued that they must have total control of all social media, mainstream media, entertainment, elementary schools, colleges, universities, nonprofits, corporate PR departments, government funding agencies, advertising firms and on and on and on.
Weird that the media didn’t cite Ketanji Brown Jackson’s height and weight as her most important characteristics, like they did with the guy who shot up a New York City subway car this week.
The media seem to believe their coup de grace against Republicans who have the audacity to vote against KBJ is that three Republicans voted in favor of her nomination to the D.C. court of appeals just last year.
Presidents are entitled to nominate Supreme Court justices who represent their party and its values. Using that as our guide, President Joe Biden picked the Democrats’ perfect Supreme Court justice: Ketanji Brown Jackson.
The New York Times no longer reports news about the president. It berates other journalists for reporting news about the president.