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The Interview That Could Change History
Susie Wiles has a reputation. Ask anyone in Washington and words like “strategic,” “disciplined,” and “skilled” come up. She’s widely held to be one of the most effective tacticians in modern politics.
She’s also known for her low-key, low-drama energy, preferring to remain behind-the-scenes as opposed to preening for cameras ...Read more
Republicans Will Win in 2026
In a Wall Street Journal interview a few days ago, President Donald Trump was circumspect regarding his party's prospects in the 2026 congressional elections.
Although no one doubts the president's supreme confidence that he is doing the right things for the country ("I've created the greatest economy in history"), he acknowledged, "that he ...Read more
Government Controls You in the Digital Age!
Politicians push government IDs. In a TSA announcement, Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem sternly warns, "You will need a REAL ID to travel by air or visit federal buildings." European politicians go much further, reports Stossel TV producer Kristin Tokarev. They're pushing government-mandated digital IDs that tie your identity to ...Read more
Another Year, Another $2 Trillion in Debt
Just two weeks after he was sworn into office, former President Ronald Reagan went on national television to address the American people about what he perceived to be a dire problem. It was the national debt.
"The federal budget is out of control, and we face runaway deficits of almost $80 billion for this budget year that ends September 30th...Read more
Evil 'Media Elites' Never Stop Trying to Wreck Trump's Presidency!
Whenever Republican officials sit for an extensive interview or series of interviews with a liberal media source, their supporters ask: Why did you have to do that? Why does Donald Trump need to speak to Michael Wolff or Bob Woodward? Now, it's Trump chief of staff Susie Wiles talking to author Chris Whipple for the lefties of Vanity Fair.
But ...Read more
Quiet, Piggy! How Fragile Leadership Threatens Democracy
PARIS — The Trump administration recently labeled Europe “weak,” warning of “civilizational erasure” because it obsesses over political correctness. Indeed, it's quite the contrast with Team Trump, which seems rather unconcerned with restraint or respect. Hardly a week passes without Trump telling female reporters to be “quiet, piggy...Read more
The Tyranny of Low Expectations Leads to a "Make Everyone Below Average" Solution
Reading and math scores are abysmal across the country, as national testing results keep documenting. Illiteracy rates are rising: The number of 16- to 24-year-olds reading at the lowest literacy levels increased from 16% in 2017 to 25% in 2023, according to data from the National Center for Education Statistics.
In some inner-city schools, ...Read more
The (Nonsense-Christmas) Lists
‘Tis the season. No, not that season. It’s the season for end-of-year lists.
Time magazine, which, like so much in print journalism has suffered from a loss of readers, has published its annual list called the “most influential people of 2025.” The list includes “Artists, Innovators, Titans, Icons, Leaders, and Pioneers.” ...Read more
This Christmas, Revive the Lost Art of Matchmaking
Forget Christmas socks, board games or even cash. The gift many single young adults want most is a spouse. Put on your Santa hat and keep your eyes out for potential matches.
Marriage is a bedrock societal institution. It's beneficial for those who tie the knot, too.
"Today, married women live longer, earn more and report more meaning in their...Read more
Trump's First Year of His Second Term Lacks the Drama of 2017. Good.
WASHINGTON -- President Donald Trump is a better boss the second time around.
You can see it in his staffing. Trump is putting the right people in top jobs. Secretary of State Marco Rubio is flexing his foreign policy chops. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent is selling Trump's policies to Wall Street and Main Street. Transportation Secretary ...Read more
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