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When they tried to assassinate him and failed, he became a legend across the globe. Butler, Pennsylvania, was necessary to establish that providence intervened on his behalf. The devil no longer mocks The Donald. It fears him.
Senator Kelly, a retired Navy pilot, was one of 6 veterans who participated in a video that urged US military service members to disobey “illegal orders.” He is now the subject of a “command investigation,” accused of inciting insubordination, or worse, mutiny, among service members.
The American economy grew at an annual rate of 4.3% this summer amid tariffs and the deportation of illegal aliens. Growth was 3.8% in the spring.
President Trump admired Generals MacArthur, Patton, and others because of their strong leadership, nationalism, strategic thinking, get-things-done attitude, outspoken nature, and unpredictability. At this time in our history, we need nothing less.
There is a federal role in ensuring the safety of our nation’s roads, most obviously because of the Constitutional dictate on “regulating interstate commerce,” and the federal funding of many highways.
President Trump: “Under these cuts, many families will be saving between $11,000 and $12,000 a year, and next spring is projected to be the largest tax refund season of all time, because of tariffs, along with the just passed one big, beautiful bill.”
Don Surber is back, highlighting the events of last week and as only he can, providing his own unique, ascerbic analysis.
The real problem with immigration—both legal and illegal—is a determined resistance to assimilation, which is the key successful immigration.
Young Americans, middle-aged Americans, heck, virtually all Americans have a right to be angry. The policies implemented locally, statewide and nationally these last 50 years have combined to cause the “affordability” problem we are currently facing.
Our favorite president filed a defamation lawsuit against the British Broadcasting Corporation seeking $10 billion (£7.4 billion). He filed it in the U.S. district court in Miami
As expected, the U.S. Mint will produce commemorative coins for the nation’s Semiquincentennial (250th anniversary) of the Declaration of Independence. Also as expected, CNN turned in an anti-Trump diatribe under the headline, “Killing the penny was just the start. Trump is rewriting the rules on America’s coin.”
If leadership were a golf swing, this weekend proved President Trump doesn’t slice under pressure — he stripes it straight, even when the wind is howling out of Syria, the media gallery is chirping from the rough, and half the country is still arguing about who stole whose head cover.
What’s the definition of war? Who is/is not authorized to declare war on drugs, crime, cartels/gangs/terrorists, declared enemies…? Is it an act of war when another nation is complicit in smuggling contraband into America? How ‘bout hacking our infrastructure?
President Donald John Trump’s tweet about Rob Reiner, whose son killed him and his wife over the weekend, offended liberals because he said the film-maker suffered a mental illness called Trump Derangement Syndrome. He ended his post, “May Rob and Michele rest in peace!”
Syria is not a declared war. There is no Syria-specific Authorization for Use of Military Force. There is no victory condition, no end state, no honest explanation that survives five follow-up questions.
The Monroe Doctrine was articulated in President James Monroe’s seventh annual message to Congress on December 2, 1823. The European powers, according to Monroe, were obligated to respect the Western Hemisphere as the United States’ sphere of interest.
Happy 100th birthday today to Dick Van Dyke. He’ll live another 100 years if that darned ottoman does not get him first.
María Corina Machado left her hiding place in Venezuela to visit Oslo, where her daughter accepted the Nobel Peace Prize for Machado on Wednesday—just as President Trump seized an oil tanker that was trying to smuggle contraband oil for the Venezuelan regime.
Lyndon Johnson and Ted Kennedy lifted the lid on immigration and replaced the melting pot with the salad bowl in which people kept their national identity but collected American welfare.
Trump fired Slaughter from the Federal Trade Commission, which the press in its rabbit-brained grasp of the world describes as an independent agency.