Politics
Impeachment Trial Day 3: Can We Get a Witness?
Haggling over witnesses continues, Nadler blows it, and Schiff whiffs on the truth.
Right Analysis / Nate Jackson
Nate Jackson's career in political analysis began in arguments about Reaganomics with his eighth grade American History teacher. That study of history and politics continued through school and work, and he finally landed at The Patriot Post in 2004. He's been managing editor since 2007.
Politics
In Brief
Impeachment Trial Kicks Off
The two sides fight over rules and witnesses and begin to make their respective cases.
Politics
In Brief
Opening Salvos in the Trump Impeachment Trial
Trump's legal team blasts impeachment, while Democrats continue to play games.
Faith
In Brief
Religious Liberty Finds an Ally in Trump
The administration issues new guidance to protect faith expression in public schools.
Politics
In Brief
Demo Debate: Things Left Unsaid Were Loud and Clear
Sanders wasn't asked about his violent campaign worker, and Soleimani was absent.
Politics
In Brief
Warren Knifes Sanders Ahead of the Debate
Two media reports are meant to cast Warren as the victim of the Sanders patriarchy.
Politics
In Brief
Democrat Debate Stage Will Be All White
And DNC chief Tom Perez blames voters for not boosting minority candidates.
Economy
In Brief
Trump Targets 'Outrageously Slow' Environmental Reviews
Delaying infrastructure projects for a decade is no way to approach the 21st century.
Leftmedia
In Brief
Fake News CNN Settles Covington Defamation Suit
Nick Sandmann and CNN agreed to an undisclosed settlement over phony news coverage.
National Security
In Brief
Bullet Points: U.S. Counters Iranian Threats
Trump trades threats with Tehran after terminating Qasem Soleimani last week.
Government
In Brief
The Trump Administration's Record Bodes Well for 2020
Success with the economy, judiciary, military, and immigration mark his first three years.
Politics
In Brief
Demo Debate: Gross Word Distortions
They ignore "Liberty" and focus on redefining "freedom" and "Constitution."
Healthcare
In Brief
ObamaCare Loses in Court — Again
The Fifth Circuit Court struck down the individual mandate as unconstitutional.
Politics
In Brief
Democrats Have 'Full-Fledged Case of Trump Derangement Syndrome'
"Since the moment I won the election, the Democrat Party has been possessed by Impeachment Fever."
Politics
The Schiff-Schumer Tag Team
Democrats in both House and Senate distort the truth in service to a corrupt political agenda.
"It is of great importance to set a resolution, not to be shaken, never to tell an untruth. There is no vice so mean, so pitiful, so contemptible; and he who permits himself to tell a lie once, finds it much easier to do it a second and a third time, till at length it becomes habitual; he tells lies without attending to it, and truths without the world's believing him. This falsehood of the tongue leads to that of the heart, and in time depraves all its good disposition." —Thomas Jefferson (1785)