Commentary
Amid the left’s demagoguing of conservative blacks in the Republican Party, South Carolina’s black Republican Sen. Tim Scott, 57, hasn’t officially entered the 2024 presidential race, but he is exploring the possibility.
I have followed Scott’s career about as long as his decade in the U.S.… read more
Commentary
Regular readers know that I prefer to comment on single topics, but my stack of stuff at the corner of my desk silently beckoned my attention with its height.
Why They Want to Get Trump
Last month, former President Trump unveiled his plan to dismantle the Washington Swamp if elected by cleaning out the deep state, firing rogue bureaucrats and career politicians, while targeting corruption and weaponization.… read more
Commentary
“The auto companies might deserve sympathy if their executives hadn’t become political supplicants. In addition to lobbying for subsidies, they intervened to defend the administration’s recent emission standards against a legal challenge by GOP state attorney’s general.
“They sold themselves out to the government for subsidies, and now they are pleading for more subsidies to meet its mandates.”… read more
Commentary
With electric vehicles representing just 5.8 percent of the 13.8 million cars and trucks sold in the U.S. last year, President Biden and the unelected bureaucrats at the Environmental Protection Agency have realized they need to apply more pressure on you to go electric if they’re going to meet their transition goal.… read more
Commentary
How often have we heard ‘nobody’s above the law,’ and how about the denial that there are two tiers of justice?
While the leftist media repeated their sorrow over the unprecedented indictment of a U.S. president, they couldn’t hide their giddiness that it was former President Trump, who they have been after for more than eight years.… read more
Commentary
Years ago, when concern for global warming began to heat up – pardon the pun – and climate change became part of the terminology, I recall writing about the plethora of studies coming out of our universities and think tanks that supported the government’s environmental agenda.
The U.S. has funneled billions, yes, billions, to the United Nations to fund the work of the International Panel on Climate Change, where funds go to hundreds of climate scientists in the development of their annual report, designed to scare the hell out of us.… read more
Commentary
I recognize that a number of my readers do not want former President Trump to run again in 2024. They’re not those who have been classified in the past as Never Trumpers. Some have tired of the distractions of his legal battles, yet others have simply developed a dislike of his demeanor.… read more
Commentary
Sure, 81 million people voted for Joe Biden in 2020, even though he promised to end our dependence on fossil fuels, but how many of those voters actually believed he would follow through and take us on a ruinous path on his first day in office.
With a stroke of his pen, he took away our pride in being energy independent and set us on a course to transition our energy needs to wind and solar, but it is a cadre of unelected green environmentalists who are controlling the agenda.… read more
Commentary
I’m not certain how Hillary Clinton and Columbia University thought their staged video of her promoting a foreign policy course she’ll teach would be received as it was fed to the networks this week. I imagine there was some second guessing.
“Hillary Clinton’s promo for Columbia foreign policy course mercilessly mocked,” read the headline in the New York Post.… read more
Commentary
Surely, you are familiar with the folk tale of Chicken Little, who was struck by an acorn falling from one of the trees, and was sure the sky was falling.
Over the years, Chicken Little has become almost synonymous with alarmism, as a description of someone or group needlessly stoking fear.… read more