Economics is one of the eternal battlegrounds between the right and left. Liberals condemn Reaganomics and praise former Presidents Clinton and Obama. Conservatives herald Reagan as the greatest president of all time and condemn Obama as possibly the worst. Is it possible to cut through the partisan politics and get a realistic view? In modern … Continue reading “Comparing Economies: Reagan, Bush, Clinton and Obama”

Two years into his last term in office President Obama began to realize half of America really hated his policies—and that although he had the power to could enact any policy he wanted in the remainder of his last term in office, it would likely be repealed by the next President. So shady Obama devised … Continue reading “Obama’s Strategy: Planned Failure”

When President Trump announced new tough tariffs, aimed mainly at China, the headlines that followed the next day accused the President of acting hastily, predicting jobs and the stock market would suffer greatly due to his actions. When USA today reported the day after Trump’s announcement, the headline was: Dow closes 425 points lower on … Continue reading “Trump the Negotiator and China”

At President Trump’s directive, the U.S. is expelling 60 Russian intelligence officers (read: spies) and has ordered the Russian government to close its consulate in Seattle. The move comes in retaliation for the alleged attempt of the Russian government to murder, Sergei Skripal, a former Russian spy who now lives in the United Kingdom. President … Continue reading “Trump Gets Tough on Russia”

With just hours before another shutdown would have commenced, the Senate voted 65-32 to pass a $1.3 trillion omnibus spending bill. With President Trump’s signature, a threatened shutdown will be avoided for at least six months. However, as it is with many compromises, few in Washington could declare total victory. The pattern has become all … Continue reading “Congress’ Huge Budget Bill: 5 Things to Know”

The March for Our Lives finally took place. It dominated media coverage and conversation across the internet. No matter how hard you tried, you probably weren’t able to escape it. This protest popped up in many small cities across the country. Yet, did you see a big turnout where you live? If you weren’t in … Continue reading “The Truth Behind the March for Our Lives Protest”

Andrew C. McCarthy, a senior fellow at the National Review Institute and a contributing editor of National Review recently wrote an editorial for the National Review entitled, Mueller’s Investigation Flouts Justice Department Standards. Though not a lawyer it wasn’t hard to see how Mueller apparent it has become that he has no respect for settled law. … Continue reading “Robert Mueller Flouting Justice Department Standards”

The night after former FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe was fired, George Washington University School of Law Professor Jonathan Turley pointed out two points of interest that many in the mainstream media and the Washington establishment either missed or purposefully ignored. He said: This could easily spin further out of control. Whether far left progressives … Continue reading “McCabe’s Firing May Hurt Comey and Mueller more than Trump”

It’s amazing how distracted Americans get. The left has been so up in arms about gun control that they largely missed noticing that the deadline for DACA extensions has come and gone. On Capitol Hill, negotiations are continuing. Trump and the GOP haven’t forgotten about the now stranded recipients of Obama’s poorly formulated relief plan. … Continue reading “Are Immigrants Turning Against the Democratic Party?”

In one speech, Donald Trump called House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi the GOP’s “secret weapon” for winning votes, implying that the more moronic statements that Pelosi makes the more likely people are to vote Republican in the 2018 midterms and beyond. Now, however, it isn’t just Trump and the GOP who are calling Pelosi’s leadership … Continue reading “Democrats Abandoning Nancy Pelosi”