Anybody But Romney
Mitt Romney, the former governor of Massachusetts who lost both the 2008 Republican presidential primary to John McCain and the 2012 presidential election to Barack Obama, has since stayed mainly out of politics. But now, […]
Politics
Arpaio Will Run for Senate
Famed Arizona lawman “Sheriff Joe” Arpaio spoke with AFP about his upcoming campaign plans to run for the Arizona U.S. Senate seat being vacated by Republican Jeff Flake. He talks about his sole reason for […]
Earmarks Are Not the Problem
The fact increasing numbers of legislators are “willing to vote against big government than in past years” is not because the practice of earmarks was ended but because “the liberty movement has led to more […]
What Is America’s Mission Now?
America’s UN Ambassador Nikki Haley continues to make the U.S. look ridiculous and make public statements that do not agree with established U.S. foreign policy. When will President Trump rein her in or, better yet, […]
Hollywood Butchers Real History
“The Post,” a new movie from Tom Hanks and Steven Spielberg about the famed Pentagon Papers that Daniel Ellsberg released to The New York Times in 1971, ignores the role of The Washington Post‘s CIA-controlled editors and […]
The Times Rides to Mueller’s Rescue
The New York Times has explained it was not the “dirty dossier” from former spy Christopher Steele, paid for by the Democrats, that led to the FBI’s endless investigation of President Trump for supposedly colluding […]
Was the Democrat-funded Steele dossier a basis of the FBI’s Trump-Russia investigation?
By Robert Romano It was not the Democratic National Committee- and Hillary Clinton campaign-funded Fusion GPS-Christopher Steele junk dossier in 2016 that caused the FBI investigation of the Trump campaign, but George Papadopoulos’s meetings […]
Unlike Nixon, Trump Will Not Go Quietly
Patrick Buchanan compares Watergate to Russiagate, and President Trump to President Nixon, and concludes if the situation should become even more similar, Donald Trump is not likely to “go quietly.” By Patrick Buchanan On Aug. 9, […]
Why Roy Moore Matters
Why would anyone vote for Roy Moore, given the recent accusations against him of sexually inappropriate behavior with young girls? Patrick Buchanan argues the stakes are simply too high not to do so. By Patrick […]
Left Wingers in a Tizzy Over New Jimmy Carter Interview
Former President Jimmy Carter pulled no punches in a recent interview with The New York Times, and his somewhat surprising critique of certain left-leaning politicians has his usually laudatory supporters unnerved. By S.T. Patrick Once […]
Hypocrites in D.C. Cover for Deviants?
If Roy Moore were an insider, Congress would probably ignore the recent allegations of sexual impropriety against him. As a populist he poses a far greater threat to the GOP business-as-usual. By Sophia Meyer Accusations […]
ADL Trying to Criminalize Free Speech & Thought
Freedom of speech is in a sad state these days. You can only exercise your First Amendment rights in certain restricted areas, and, if you hold conservative viewpoints, those areas are growing even smaller. By […]
That Bloodbath in the Old Dominion
Pat Buchanan offers sage advice for the GOP and a historical reminder, given Republican losses in this week’s Virginia elections. By Patrick J. Buchanan The day after his “Silent Majority” speech on Nov. 3, 1969, […]
One in Nine Congressmen Is ‘Re-Educated’ in Israel
Israel’s “powerful stranglehold on the American government” hasn’t lessened since Jim Traficant spoke those words in 2009. In the last month alone, AIPAC’s “charitable” sister organization, the American Israel Education Foundation, has funded more than 50 […]
Congress Says White Groups Are Terrorists
Lawmakers have condemned peaceful protesters and demanded the president do the same, yet they remain silent about leftist violence perpetrated by groups like Antifa and Black Lives Matter. By John Friend The Senate and […]
