President Trump’s ill-fated former security advisor, Michael Flynn pled guilty last week but does anyone in Washington or the rest of America have any idea what that means in the long term? Though liberals and #neverTrumers are cheering, the truth is the only major case that Robert Mueller has produced is a guilty plea that … Continue reading “Why General Flynn’s Guilty Plea is a Good Sign for President Trump”

If you’ve ever tried to help a person who is bent on adhering to toxic ideations about their life and the whole world around them, you can begin to understand why Democrats are so unhappy about Donald Trump’s new tax bill. Trying to help such a person has undoubtedly revealed to a better understanding of … Continue reading “Why the Left Hates Trump’s Tax Plan”

Donald Trump has incited a whole new explosion of phony outrage recently as he made a public announcement that he had been fully aware of the fact that General Flynn had been dishonest with the FBI and had lied to Vice President Pence at the time when Trump chose not to fire Flynn. Predictably, Democrats … Continue reading “Dems Brace for Humiliation as Trump Prepares for Obstruction of Justice Charge”

by Robert Ringer It’s a simple but important truth that abstract concepts such as universal principles, human nature, and philosophical insights are constants.  From Plato to Will Durant … from Epictetus to the Dalai Lama … from Montaigne to Eric Hoffer … the rules of life never change.  In a world of chaos and madness, … Continue reading “The Human Machine”

The White House has always had a problem with leaks, but none so much as during the current administration. Charles Krauthammer called it, “The Niagara Falls of leaks.” In fact, Trump’s leak problem has become so pronounced that President Trump is considering a complete ban on all personal cell phones. But are the leaks really … Continue reading “Trump May Ban Phones in the White House”

Before the presidential campaign of 2016, few people outside of the San Francisco Bay area had ever heard of Kate Steinle or Jose Ines Garcia Zarate. When then-candidate Trump shown a bright light on the problem of illegal immigration and so-called sanctuary cities a heated national debate ensued over the status of illegals who commit … Continue reading “No Justice for Kate Steinle: Why Sanctuary Cities Must End”

What began with a sexual harassment fishing expedition by the media and Democrats to prevent Donald Trump from becoming president has morphed into a bipartisan nightmare from Democrat and Republican alike. The question is – who will pay for their indiscretions and which party has the most to lose if it makes the wrong response? … Continue reading “The Sexual Harassment Storm and its Effect on Washington”

The internet has been at the center of the greatest economic mobility in the history of the world. Since its invention, it has grown faster and spurned more innovation than any other technological achievement in history. It is definitive proof of the value of supply-side economics (or Reaganomics as you might prefer), and its freedom … Continue reading “What You Need to Know About Net Neutrality”

The idea that prominent figures on the left would be guilty of sexual harassment and abuse of women doesn’t really play well into the left’s narrative of gender equality and better treatment of women. Yet when the floodgates of sexual harassment claims recently blew open, it was mostly liberal politicians and celebrities that found themselves … Continue reading “Democrat Congressman Al Green Sued Staffer He had Sex with, Claimed She was a ‘Drug Addict’”

George Soros and the Soros Foundation have been under a great deal of pressure globally for their involvement in violent revolutions in a host of countries which have been funded and orchestrated by Soros and his people. He’s been behind a host of revolutionary movements that have changed the shape of geopolitics in many regions, … Continue reading “Soros Responds to Resistance in Hungary”