No score and seven years ago, Ivanka Trump’s father brought forth on this nation a new political movement, conceived in liberty and dedicated to the proposition that America could be made great again. To suggest that Donald Trump changed the world on June 16, 2015 is an understatement. Instantly embraced by nearly a quarter of the Republican primary electorate, the lifetime real estate developer, tabloid celebrity and reality TV star shot to the lead in the early polls of dec

Liz Cheney is an enigma. For those who require a vocabulary refresher, the dictionary defines “enigma” as, “One that is puzzling, ambiguous, or inexplicable,” or, “A perplexing speech or text; a riddle,” or, “A dark saying or representation, in which some known thing is concealed under obscure words or forms; a question, saying, figure, or design containing a hidden meaning which is proposed for discovery; a riddle.” Judging from the comments of friends and family members fam

Are Ted Cruz and the Republican Party interested in governing? If you’re liberal commentator and all-things-Democrat protecting Fox News personality and part-time op-ed columnist Juan Williams, the answer is NO. Williams led his weekly piece on Monday with the tale of Cruz allegedly looking at his phone for Twitter mentions shortly after his recent vocal exchange with Democrat Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Dick Durbin in the committee room. Again, according to Williams,

Shortly after former President Donald Trump’s massive rally in Michigan, RINO Rep. Fred Upton (MI-6), one of ten House Republicans to vote to impeach Trump, announced his retirement. Trump was quick to issue a statement through his Save America PAC saying: UPTON QUITS! 4 down and 6 to go. Others losing badly, who's next? While the timing came as a surprise, it was widely suspected that Upton might decide not to run for another two-year term, especially after Michigan’s redist

It may sound strange, but one of the oddest things to happen last Thursday on the one-year anniversary of the controversial January 6 riot had nothing to do (or at least not much) with the actual event itself. It definitely wasn’t air-brain vice president Kamala Harris temporarily putting her clownish smiling and cackling mug to the side to breathlessly declare that the sixth day of January in the year 2021 will live on in the same “infamy” category as December 7, 1941 (Pearl

Have you ever noticed that moments after a particularly intense thunderstorm that it’s often bright and sunny, as though the weather discrepancy never even existed? A similar phenomenon may be taking place in today’s Democrat party. Speculation mounts as to whether senile president Joe Biden plans to run for reelection in 2024 -- and it certainly looks as though he won’t -- so political observers and pundits everywhere are tossing their two cents onto the table as to who they

It’s hard to get people to agree on anything, but there’s one concept that most conservatives and Republicans can get behind: a GOP congressional majority would be a good thing if it happens after next year’s midterm elections. Why? To start with, it will put a stop to at least part of the Biden administration’s disastrous constitution-trampling reign of terror. It also would likely end the political career of the heinous Nancy Pelosi and result in a stampede of Democrat reti

Ask a kid who he or she wants to be like, and you’ll receive a lot of different answers. “I want to be like daddy (or mommy).” “I want to be like Speaker Nancy Pelosi (not!).” “I want to be like Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (time for a psychological examination).” “I want to be like Donald Trump (more like it).” “I want to be like Jen Psaki (what, a remorseless hypocrite who spreads lies about vaccine mandates benefitting people and then gets COVID herself?).” Or, “I want to be l

“It’s not who we are.” We’ve all heard senile president Joe Biden mumble these exact words. The incompetent and always bewildered chief executive employs the saying whenever he’s attempting to make a point highlighting some woke fantasy -- such as claiming that systemic racism exists, or that horsebound border agents shouldn’t enforce the law, or that climate change is steadily ruining the earth -- intentionally leaving undefined who the “we” is in the phrase, or bothering to

Does the name Evan McMullin ring a bell with you? McMullin is the political zero who came out of nowhere in 2016 to run against President Trump as an Independent. McMullin, whose experience in government would make him a great staffer in Liz Cheney’s congressional office, but hardly presidential material, was largely funded by Democrats and was the do-boy for the Lincoln Project’s John Weaver pedophile protection cabal. McMullin’s entire strategy was not to sell himself as a

You know the establishment media must be getting bored with the status quo in Washington when they go out of their way to dredge up Liz Cheney’s name over and over again. Of course, the embattled Wyoming Republican House member is popular -- among opportunistic “bipartisan” see-I-told-you-so Democrats and the remnants of the Trump-hating establishment #NeverTrump faction -- but other than those two small, ill-defined nebulous groups of political people, Cheney is like a paria

How much Donald Trump is too much? The answer depends on who you ask, with some subjects claiming there is no limit to the quantity of bombastic anti-establishment and Democrat punching that the former president is renowned for while others have already moved on from the forty-fifth president’s controversial and never-ending in-your-face personal style. “Trump is Trump” sums up the views of the middle group, with these folks neither begging for nor outwardly hostile to the co

“You’ve forced me to do it.” It’s something every parent or on-the-job-boss has said at some point in their years overseeing their children or workers. Giving the impression, authentic as it may appear, that you don’t derive enjoyment or satisfaction from doling out punishments is the best way to ensure that the kids or employees learn the lesson you’re conveying without generating fierce resistance. After all, the rule breaking party is the one who caused the kerfuffle, righ

If you could go back to the day before Election Day (November 3rd) last year, knowing what you know now, what would you say to your #NeverTrump friends and family members? My answer: nothing. This may sound contradictory, because there are volumes and volumes worth of examples to demonstrate that Joe Biden the president is every bit as awful as the millions of enthusiastic Trump supporters, myself included, predicted. This is definitely the case, though I don’t feel a need to

Are Republicans unified, or in disarray? It depends on what you read and/or who you listen to. With domestic and world events flying by faster than a C-130 transport out of Afghanistan, elected members of the Republican Party seem to have discovered a heretofore unknown rallying point in the person of president senile Joe Biden and his awful, life-threatening policies. Condemnation by Grand Old Party faithful was universal last week as every American watched in horror at the

If Sean Spicer says it, it must be so. Speaking of the former Trump press secretary’s statement last week that his old boss was definitely planning to run for president again in 2024. Such juicy speculation has been rampant for a long time -- or at least since it was commonly accepted that Trump wouldn’t be president after the last election -- but prior to now, the gossip typically originated with someone outside the inner circle or from blowhard liberal cable news guests who

I never knew it could get this ugly. Then again, I speculated it could -- and time and events played out -- and it did get pretty darn unsightly. Speaking of the eternal internal struggle in the Republican Party between the intangible but very real Republican establishment and, well, everyone else who identifies as conservative and a supporter of the party. The average person in the hinterlands used to see the two-party system as a necessary evil and most signed up either as

If you’re alone and confined to an island, where do you go? Theoretically, the question’s already been answered in the literary world and by Hollywood over the years. The famous British novel Robinson Crusoe wasfirst published in 1719, thought to be one of the first -- if not the first -- serious work of fiction that paved the way for an entire new genre in publishing, and also made into numerous movies in the 20th century. (Note: Of course, Crusoe was not completely alone on

Isn’t it funny how establishment Republicans counsel that the party must move on from the Donald Trump era but keep invoking his tenure and shaming his leadership style -- and voters -- to make the point? It isn’t exactly news when it happens, but the establishment media makes a big deal out of it anyway. Such was the case a week ago when former Speaker Paul Ryan made a speech at the Reagan Library in California and did his darndest to disparage the former president without s

“Don’t let the door hit you on the way out.” It’s something you might hear from a friend-turned-adversary who’s unhappy about a difference of opinion that’s cropped up between you. Whereas the two of you might’ve agreed on just about everything in your formative years together, time and changing circumstances intervened to place you on opposite sides of the original cause. The phenomenon appears in sports teams, marriages, business partnerships and political parties. It’s saf