Last week, Hillary was in Chicago to promote her candidacy when she was approached by angry protestors who went after both her and her husband for their political actions and statements. Bill was first to defend his wife, but was later regretful that he had let his temper get the better of him. This small … Continue reading “Bill Clinton Clashes With Black Lives Matter Activists”

If you call yourself Hillary Clinton, Bernie Sanders, Donald Trump, or Ted Cruz, life is pretty hectic right about now. In the thick of primary season, the presidential contenders are running on little sleep as they jet set from city to city in hopes of scoring delegates. So, it’s sufficient to say that US Weekly’s recent … Continue reading “Hillary and the Black Panthers? What We Learn from her Team Up With Beyoncé”

It was October of 2015. Senator Ted Cruz sat at the head of a judicial subcommittee with the president of the Sierra Club, Aaron Mair, in the hot seat. What ensued was a slaughter- not that any major news outlet would notice. If the media had reported on it properly, it might have made a huge … Continue reading “The Day Ted Cruz Crushed the Climate Conspiracy”

There comes a point in every presidential election when the Hollywood elite decide to obnoxiously interject their leftist agendas. Right now, the 2016 race is no exception. As Trump and his opposition face a slew of attacks from all angles, Republicans are forced to contend with the problem of bad publicity. Unfortunately, celebrities’ one-sided take … Continue reading “Celebrity Politics: Margaret Cho, Barbara Streisand, and Adele Weigh in on Controversial Topics”

If you’ve ever tried to explain to an extreme leftist why some policy or ideology is good, bad, right, or wrong- you’ve probably run into a wall of shaming language, blame-mongering, and double think. On one level, what you’re witnessing in such moments is the refusal or the inability of a person to realize that … Continue reading “Can Liberals be Reasoned With?”

The specter of a brokered convention that many feel would subvert the will of the voter has been hovering over the Republican Party since last year when it became obvious it would not be easy for anyone to reach 1237 delegates with so many in the race. Even though Donald Trump now appears to be … Continue reading “Brokered Conventions: Do they subvert the will of the voter?”

The horrific civil war in Syria and the ongoing battle with ISIS has captivated the American public. Just as soon as it seemed that terrorist menace al-Qaeda was on the run and withering, ISIS reared its ugly head and began committing the horrible atrocities and wanton destruction that have been covered in painstaking detail by … Continue reading “Pentagon: ISIS Prisoners Will Only Be Held for 30 Days”

On Thursday, February 25 of 2016, Vice President Joe Biden attended the annual U.S.-Mexico High-Level Economic Dialogue in Mexico City, a trade summit designed to discuss issues between the two countries. In attendance with Biden was a small group of government officials, including Energy Secretary Ernest Moniz, Interior Secretary Sally Jewell and Commerce Secretary Penny … Continue reading “Joe Biden’s $500,000 Mexican Fiesta and Other Tales of Excess”

With the chaos of the GOP presidential race seeming to pick up speed every week, a previously remote and barely considered scenario has started to come into focus: a possible contested GOP convention where the delegate leader (most likely Donald Trump) might not be the party’s ultimate chosen nominee. Is this possible? Is there a … Continue reading “How Might a Contested GOP Convention Play Out?”

In bygone days, a political candidate who would stand up for the defense of the nation’s security and culture would have been praised. But now, ideas such as closing the southern US border and halting illegal immigration are being labeled by the media, liberal groups and big money as representing a policy of hate and racism. … Continue reading “The Politics of Hate: How Big Money, the Media and the Republican Party are Sabotaging the American Electoral Process”