Written by Walker Wildmon
Republicans in Congress passed and President Trump signed a 2,200 page $1.3 trillion dollar budget. To say this bill is bad is an understatement. Haven’t you heard this all before? It seems like every other month I’m writing about how Congress passed a horrible budget deal. That’s because this isn’t the first time we’ve crossed this bridge.
This budget funds Planned Parenthood, America’s largest abortion provider. It hardly funds a fraction of President Trump’s proposed border wall.… Continue Reading
Written by John Biver
Many Fiscal conservatives need to be talked off the ledge since President Donald Trump signed the massive $1.3 trillion budget that Congress dumped on his desk.
Unfortunately, President Trump signed the bill, though he is listening to those who wanted him to veto it.
Trump isn’t Bruce Rauner, who claimed on election night last week that he “heard” the message 48.6% of Republican voters voiced by siding with Jeanne Ives.… Continue Reading
Tags: Andrew Roth, Brian C. Joondeph, Bruce Rauner, Club for Growth, Donald Trump, Jeanne Ives, Monty Pelerin, Omnibus Spending Bill, Robert Mueller, S.A. Miller
Federal Issues | David E. Smith |
March 27, 2018 5:46 AM |
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Written by Brian C. Joondeph
Every few months, Republicans behave stupidly, causing their voters to again ask themselves, “Why vote Republican?” Supporting congressional Republicans seems an exercise in futility – Lucy holding the football for Charlie Brown, ready to kick a conservative field goal, only to have Lucy pull the football away at the last second. I have asked this question several times…
We all know the words to the Republican song we have heard every two years for the past decade. … Continue Reading
Tags: Chuck Schumer, Congressional Republicans, Donald Trump, Hillary Clinton, John McCain, Louie Gohmert, Matt Drudge, Mitch McConnell, Mitt Romney, Nancy Pelosi, Obamacare, Omnibus Spending Bill, Paul Ryan, Planned Parenthood, Rand Paul, Republicans, Robert Mueller, Stormy Daniels
Federal Issues | David E. Smith |
March 26, 2018 7:03 AM |
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Written by David Limbaugh
Hillary Clinton’s abhorrent remarks in Mumbai, India, warrant our attention because, like it or not, they represent the thinking of a large swath of the modern Democratic Party.
But my aim is not to highlight Clinton’s never-ending catalog of excuses for losing the presidential election, except to note that rather than blame everyone and everything but herself, she should apologize for stealing the nomination. If she hadn’t done that, she wouldn’t have to blame anyone.… Continue Reading
Written by David Limbaugh
If liberals would quit acting so crazy, maybe they would have a chance of making significant gains in Congress in the upcoming midterm elections and achieve their goal of eroding support for President Donald Trump. But it’s not gonna happen.
Liberals’ extremism and outrageousness and conservatives’ failure to stop them created the conditions leading to Trump’s election. Now the left’s unrepentant persistence is sustaining and even increasing Trump’s support. Please let liberals’ learning disability continue.… Continue Reading
Tags: Bethany Mandel, Chris Cillizza, Donald Trump, Jeff Sessions, Jerry Brown, Kevin de Leon, Libby Schaaf, Nancy Pelosi, Shannon Watts, The New York Times, Xi Jinping
Federal Issues | David E. Smith |
March 20, 2018 5:00 PM |
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Written by Daniel Horowitz
If one district judge demands that a president take a given course of action and another district judge prohibits the president from making such a move, what’s a president to do? He should ignore the judiciary, of course, and only take executive action pursuant to the law and the U.S. Constitution as he sees it.
When leftist organizations forum-shop their political issues to liberal judicial districts, seeking a phantom nationwide veto on a law or executive policy, they are not always guaranteed they will get a likeminded judge drawn by random selection.… Continue Reading
Tags: Barack Obama, Casa de Maryland, DACA, Donald Trump, immigration, Judicial Branch, judiciary, Nicholas Garaufis, Roger W. Titus, William Alsup
Federal Issues | David E. Smith |
March 8, 2018 6:00 AM |
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Written by Ryan Saavedra
Rep. Debbie Dingell (D-MI) appeared on CNN’s “New Day” on Tuesday to talk about whether Democrats would work with President Donald Trump and his agenda in 2018 and was greeted by a conspiracy-minded CNN host.
Toward the end of the segment, CNN host Alisyn Camerota brought up the recent GOP tax bill that Trump signed into law and how numerous businesses were giving their employees bonuses and raising the minimum wages at their companies because of it.… Continue Reading
Written by Daniel Horowitz
IS THERE A CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHT TO SERVE IN THE MILITARY?
FOR THE “TRANSGENDERED,” APPARENTLY YES.
Throughout our series on judicial tyranny, I’ve been trying to conjure up analogies and metaphors to describe the absurdity of judicial supremacism. Yet, no degree of absurdity or hyperbole could capture what was just promulgated from the mouth of a federal district judge.
Forget about legislating from the bench or even nullifying the Constitution; D.C. District Court Judge Colleen Kollar-Kotelly issued an order Monday changing the laws of biology and ordered the Pentagon to admit anyone who decides to castrate themselves into the military by Jan.… Continue Reading
Tags: Colleen Kollar-Kotelly, Department of Defense, Donald Trump, judicial supremacism, Legal Advocates & Defenders, Military, National Center for Lesbian Rights, Transgender military ban, transgender troops, Trump Administration
Federal Issues, LGBTQ Agenda | David E. Smith |
December 13, 2017 12:00 PM |
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Written by Rob Chambers
The Congressional swamp has surrounded itself with a legal apparatus known as the Congressional Accountability Act of 1995. This law was designed to protect sex offenders in the U.S. Senate, the U.S. House of Representatives, and other federal agencies from public scrutiny. Congress has also been funding a U.S. Treasury account to pay claims for congressional acts of sexual harassment and other discrimination claims.
Until recently, the political establishment on both sides of the aisle kept the morally problematic aspects of the law from the public.… Continue Reading
Written by Robert Knight
I’m minding my own business in a bookstore near the University of Maine’s campus here when I hear two women talking.
One of them is trashing Donald Trump as the other sagely nods. Then they start gushing about Barack Obama’s “greatness” and what “a fine president” he was.
Tempted almost beyond endurance to say something, I buried my head in the Brad Thor thriller that I had been thumbing through. Nothing I would have said could have changed their minds.… Continue Reading