Are Democrats losing control over their lawfare campaign against Trump?
Surely at least one of the many Democrat charges would result in a conviction before Election Day. And President Joe Biden would cruise to victory.
Elizabeth Vaughn
New poll shows why Trump is likely to defeat Biden in November
The serial indictments of former President Donald Trump last spring sent his support among Republicans and some independents into the stratosphere. For the first time, he topped President Joe Biden in the RealClearPolitics average of national polls, a lead he maintained from early April through July. Although Biden enjoyed a brief reprieve over the summer, …
Nothing says equal justice quite like Letitia James’ daily updates of Trump’s debt clock
New York Attorney General Letitia James filed a notice of entry in former President Donald Trump’s civil fraud case on Friday. This motion “started the clock on Trump’s financial penalties in the case,” according to ABC News. One week earlier, Judge Arthur Engoron ordered Trump to pay a massive $355 million fine, plus more than …
Déjà vu – Russia Collusion is back
It is now clear that resurrecting the narrative that Trump is an agent of Russia will be an integral part of the Democrats’ 2024 strategy.
New York judge’s confiscatory fine against Trump leaves Democrats with a problem
In a 92-page decision, Judge Arthur Engoron ordered Trump to pay a massive $355 million fine, plus more than $98 million in prejudgment interest
A tree fell in Washington, but no one heard it
Independent journalists Michael Shellenberger, Matt Taibbi, and Alex Gutentag published an article on Substack site Public last week that, if true, would prove the hoax of the century. Of course, the story was greeted with a shrug by the legacy media. The trio reported that “multiple credible sources close to a House Permanent Select Committee …
Biden gets an unwelcome endorsement
In his first public comments about the upcoming U.S. presidential election, Russian President Vladimir Putin said he would prefer to see President Joe Biden win over former President Trump.
‘Saving our Democracy’ No Longer Means We Must Reelect a Senile Man
A new ABC News/Ipsos poll conducted Feb. 9-10 found that 86% of respondents believe President Joe Biden is “too old to serve a second term.”
Biden is leaving Israel out to dry
Rarely has there been a frostier scene between two world leaders than Wednesday’s meeting between Secretary of State Antony Blinken and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Tel Aviv. Their mutual disgust was unmistakable. The two had discussed Hamas’s preposterous counteroffer to a proposal for a six-week ceasefire that would result in the release of …
The Border Bill Is a Set Up for the GOP
As lawmakers and the public continue to sift through the 370-page Emergency National Security Supplemental Appropriations Act, it’s become clear why its authors kept the wraps on what was included in it. This travesty of a bill wasn’t designed to fix the crisis at our southern border. Rather, it was a cynical attempt to deceive …
Bad news gets even worse for Biden when RFK Jr is added to the mix
A new batch of polls released this week by Bloomberg/Morning Consult show former President Donald Trump ahead of President Joe Biden in head-to-head matchups in seven battleground states. The results are as follows: Arizona, Trump +3; Georgia, +8; Michigan, +5; Nevada, +8; North Carolina, +10; Pennsylvania, +3; and Wisconsin, +5. Trump’s advantage increases dramatically in …
Nikki Haley’s Victory Speech
Minutes after the last polls closed at 8 p.m. in the New Hampshire Republican primary on Tuesday night, Fox News projected former President Donald Trump as the winner. Yet, 10 minutes later, former ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley delivered what sounded an awful lot like a victory speech to her supporters. One would …
6 Questions Every Democrat Must Answer
Democrats have settled upon their 2024 campaign message: “Former President Donald Trump poses a threat to democracy and must be stopped. He has openly admitted he will become a dictator on day one.”
US Must ‘Super Escalate’ to End the Standoff in the Red Sea
The Houthis, one of multiple Iranian proxy groups operating in the Middle East, have been wreaking havoc on merchant vessels in the Red Sea for more than two months. Given that nearly 25% of the world’s maritime-traded goods must pass through these waters to get to market, the impact of the attacks on the international …
Take a load off Fani [Willis]
A court-ordered recusal from this case would certainly be a humiliating way for Willis’s 15 minutes of fame to come to an end. If the allegations turn out to be true, it would also be well-deserved and long overdue.
Reality Interferes with Democrats’ Celebration of ‘Insurrection Day’
The Democrats’ portrayal of former President Donald Trump as a threat to democracy and MAGA Republicans as extremists helped turn the anticipated red tsunami into a mere red ripple in November 2022. Apparently this narrative, combined with their fear mongering over abortion rights, resonated with enough voters to take the focus off the unimaginable decline …
Elise Stefanik’s audacity put the first crack in the ivory tower of academia
In the lead-up to World War II, Winston Churchill had some harsh words for then-British Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain: “You were given the choice between war and dishonour. You chose dishonour, and you will have war.”
The Israel-Hamas war poses an existential threat to Biden’s reelection bid
The Israel-Hamas war came as an unwelcome diversion that has forced the Biden campaign to confront an unexpected and largely new problem: major division within the Democratic Party
Palestinians turning against Hamas as humanitarian crisis deepens
A poll released last month by the Arab World for Research and Development found that despite the brutality of Hamas’s Oct. 7 attack on Israel, nearly 60% of Palestinians surveyed, both in the West Bank and in Gaza, “very much supported” the action.
Why are Arab nations denying Palestinians the simplest solution of all?
Events of the past two months have highlighted an important truth: although Arab leaders have publicly condemned Israeli military operations in Gaza, they have no interest in allowing Palestinian refugees into their own countries. Their unwillingness to offer refuge to their Palestinian brethren stands in stark contrast to actions taken by their European counterparts following …