Charlie Kirk

Just before jetting off to enjoy his Christmas holiday, Mitch McConnell left a nice lump of coal for America with his $1.7 trillion (or more!) omnibus spending package. There’s a lot to hate in this package, between millions for LGBTQ museums in New York and extra funding for the House Diversity and Inclusion office.

Rush Limbaugh’s voice lives inside millions of us, and it will for us in the next generation. Open your mouths and speak. You will hear it resonate.

Never again in the fight against socialism and big government do I have to say, “look at Venezuela.” I only have to say, “look around.”

President Donald Trump has made a stellar appointment in naming Dan Scavino his new Deputy Director of Communications. The promotion is a reflection of the great work Scavino has done in his most recent role as the president’s director of social media.

Virginia, which already holds the dubious distinction of being the only U.S. state from which two other states were born (West Virginia and Kentucky), could lose dominion over several counties near the West Virginia border. The reason? Big government!

The real question is about other Republican politicians. Will they be willing to follow the Trump’s lead and reach out to black voters?

The ongoing impeachment sham is a show trial — one that ought to be reviewed as a drama critic would. After all, the lead House prosecutor, Rep. Adam Schiff (D-CA), is a failed screenwriter.

There is a literary archetype for the character that is Hunter Biden. He is the ne’er-do-well offspring of the privileged and powerful man who needs to be helped and coddled but nevertheless ends up becoming an embarrassment for the father. Once the problem becomes bad enough, the powerful pater familias has to step in to help save his ne’er-do-well son. That is exactly what has happened here with the Biden campaign telling news organizations to lay off poor Hunter.

By all accounts, Carson King is a decent young man trying to find his way in life. He could have easily, and legally, decided to keep all the money that was given. Instead, his instinct was to do good.

Jerry Falwell, Jr. will continue building a remarkable legacy of faith and freedom, one capable of standing up against the prevailing winds of mainstream culture.

Since the Democrats have become so fond of impeachment, let’s use their own logic and see who else might qualify for the “political death penalty.”

Ambassador Richard Grenell would make an excellent replacement to John Bolton as President Trump’s national security adviser.

There is a question that is almost existential in nature which is brought to mind by Bernie Sanders’ recent proposal for criminal justice reform.  The question is:  If somebody invents something that has already been invented, but they didn’t know it, did they actually invent it?

“A well-regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed.”

Something I’ve heard discussed since I was a child in my parent’s family room is how presidents dramatically age while in office.  While it is true that everyone “looks” different after four-to-eight years of life, presidents seem to age more dramatically than the rest of us.

President Trump and Ivanka Trump hosted a gathering Thursday to celebrate the one-year anniversary of the Pledge to American Workers.

Let us put our economic boot on the throat of the Iranians and encourage as many nations as possible to join us.  With or without them, we have the means necessary to potentially defeat the Iranians without losing a life or firing a shot.

Last week I engaged in a most unpleasant act of selflessness for the benefit of those to whom I’m most grateful for reading my column and following my podcast. I forced myself to watch both Democrat presidential debates; two nights of reality television that combined the backbiting of Survivor with the “red X” acts on America’s got Talent.

President Trump officially kicked off his 2020 reelection campaign in Orlando Tuesday night. I had the privilege of being in the audience to witness the event live, along with tens of thousands of other enthusiastic supporters.

Mueller is saying in one breath that if they had not found a crime, they would have said they had not found a crime, while in the next he says, if they had found a crime, they would not have been able to say so.

As I write this on Memorial Day weekend, I find myself feeling a special sense of gratitude to the men and women who have served in our armed forces and sacrificed their lives for our liberty. 

On Tuesday, Nevada became the 15th state, along with the District of Columbia, to pass a measure that would grant its electoral college votes to the candidate that won the nationwide popular vote. 

A recently released Gallup Poll shows that 43 percent of Americans think socialism is a good idea, while 51 percent do not. The timing of the poll coincides with an engaging, albeit non-scientific, video by TPUSA’s Benny Johnson exploring opinions about socialism in AOC’s congressional district.

Senator Richard Burr (R-NC) wants to have his Sally Field moment with Democrat colleagues, the liberal press, and progressive activists.

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo canceled a trip to Berlin this week and instead made an abrupt visit to Iraq.

At the Green Bay Trump rally, I witnessed a room filled with intelligent, patriotic, and engaged citizens. Every one of them wanted to know their assignment in taking back America.

Dishonest curriculum being forced upon high school students is what motivated me to write my first op-ed piece seven years ago today. It is the reason I apparently need to keep writing.

When does an American sporting event become a defining statement about American exceptionalism?

Answer: When Tiger Woods wins his 5th Masters.

Some might say that it is ironic that watchdog groups and media members who say they are trying to combat hate are tolerating it at best and spreading it at worst. It isn’t ironic, it is deliberate.

This past Monday an event took place at the White House that many Americans might think would be an April Fool’s joke if it had been initiated by any typical Republican politician.

Two unusual campus responses took place the day after President Trump signed an executive order that took aim squarely at the checkbooks of colleges and universities that deny free speech to students on campus. 

Poor Joe Biden.  He is learning what it is like when the master has the monster he has helped to create, turn on him.

During a time of war, American liberals love to focus on the “collateral damage” that may be done to “innocent civilians” as part of U.S. military action taken against hostile targets.  While concern for non-combatants can be considered admirable, liberals do not usually extend the same level of worry in matters of domestic politics. 

While folks debate the idea of “fake news,” there is a problem that is far more commonplace and which is virtually an epidemic within the MSM. It is the deliberate tactic of reporting an actual news story but doing so in such a way that you completely control the takeaway for the typical viewer.

As I write this on Thursday morning, I do so on a day that President Donald Trump is loosening up his right hand to sign what will be a first step against the intolerance of free speech on college campuses.

It is convention during this period for Christians to commit to some deliberate act of denial in order to focus on their faith and bring them nearer their God.