Columnist.
There are plenty of lessons to be learned from this week’s slaughter of the Republican Party.
Corruption in Brazil looks eerily similar to corruption in the United States, and its cheerleaders are on the same political side.
Educating college students about entrepreneurship has value beyond business creation.
Once Muslims have enough voting power, they will vote for government officials, governmental structures and public policies that impose Islam on everyone else.
Where is the much overdue national discussion about moral accountability?
A Congress controlled by Democrats will undo what progress has been made.
We have eroded standards because a bunch of people wrote academic papers for tenure claiming that standards are “racist.”
The importance of the rule of law is one of the reasons the mistrial in the Lindsay Clancy trial continues to create shockwaves.
I’m beginning to think that the words “sensitivity” and “compassion” should be stricken from the English language.
All human beings, male and female, have the capacity for evil, stupidity, cruelty and violence.
Trump needs to figure out that Iran isn’t going to abide by any deal.
We can either stop bailing water on the Titanic or go down with the ship.
What took 250 years to build can be destroyed by socialists within a very short time.
It’s time to reject, once and for all, the hollow accusations of the Left, as well as the shackles that come with them.
California’s laws are designed to make fraud legal and election integrity illegal.
The cynicism is warranted; California has one of the worst electoral systems in the country.
Paxton must start by challenging James Talarico’s deeply flawed biblical exegesis.
It’s worthwhile to point out a few of the disastrous policies that were promoted as being “compassionate” and to call them out for the societally corrosive lies they are.
Anybody can mouth “MAGA” or give speeches. The real test is whether they have the discipline, courage, and skill to make beneficial decisions.
