It is time for President Trump to exert his authority as putative head of the Republican Party. He needs to step in and resolve the mess created by Congressman Matt Gaetz and his seven cohorts in the House of Representatives. How can he do that? By making sure that the selection of the next House […]
Is Matt Gaetz a hero or a villain? The camera-loving Republican from Florida who threatened to shut down the government and who masterminded the ousting of Speaker Kevin McCarthy on Tuesday has made more than a few enemies in Congress. He doesn’t care; he represents a district in Florida that hasn’t gone Democrat in decades and that […]
In August, President Biden demanded another $24 billion in aid to Ukraine; the request almost shut down our government. Avoiding that politically damaging prospect, House Speaker Kevin McCarthy in recent days shepherded a spending bill through the House that will keep the government running for the next 45 days, but which omitted Ukraine funding. Rep. Mike Garcia (R-Calif.) was among those who balked at […]
Expectations are everything in life, and they certainly were key to the outcome of the second Republican debate held at the Reagan Library in Simi Valley, California. The winner of the evening was Gov. Ron DeSantis, for whom expectations were low. The audience was reminded of his achievements and why the Florida governor is running second in the […]
What does the UAW really want? They want Detroit’s Big Three to guarantee their members’ jobs. They want reassurance that President Biden was telling the truth when he promised that jobs lost in coal mining or oil drilling or assembling gasoline-powered Chevys because of his green agenda will be more than made up by jobs making […]
President Joe Biden is on his way to Michigan on Tuesday to walk the picket line with striking autoworkers. It is a desperate and embarrassing move by a candidate who describes himself as the most “pro-union president” ever but who has failed to secure the endorsement of one of the nation’s biggest private sector unions – […]
Both Mayor Adams and the mayor of Dallas, Eric Johnson, lead large cities, are African-American, and share the same first name. Today that’s where the similarities end. Mr. Johnson is switching parties, writing that when his “career in elected office ends in 2027,” he will “leave office as a Republican.” Hizzoner acknowledges that his switch will likely […]
Is President Biden actually running for reelection? You have to wonder, and not just because he’s held so few rallies or fundraisers, or that he was so slow to organize his campaign team. The puzzle is, why isn’t the president pivoting to the center to boost his approval ratings, as Bill Clinton so famously did […]
Democrat John Fetterman is not just a prime example of arrested development; he is a symbol of the dumbing down of standards and expectations that is undermining our great nation. Fetterman, the overgrown man/child elected to the senate last year, is mainly known for wearing hoodies and gym shorts, a look that he thinks is cool […]
In Joe Biden’s 1950s world, unions are good and corporations bad. Hence his response to the UAW strike against the three legacy automakers. “Over the last — the past decade,” he said, “auto companies have seen record profits, including the last few years, because of the extraordinary skill and sacrifices of the UAW workers.” Yet, the […]