Except for one, all elected officials in America are “state-specific” â that is, they work in or for a state.  America’s one elected official that is not state-specific is the president; voters in all the states get to vote for president.  And it is the presidential election that creates more problems than any other election. It is “the several States” that […]
No Whites Allowed at Georgetown Community Dialogue on Racism.
May 23, 2018 by
Georgetown University students who recently held a community dialogue event on a new proposal to arm campus police told their white peers that they werenât permitted to attend. The event, which was highlighted by Robby Soave at Reason Magazine, took place at the end of April and was hosted by the student group, Georgetown United […]
U.S. strikes on Syria, launched in concert with British, French allies, are ânow underway.â
April 13, 2018 by
President Donald Trump says the United States has âlaunched precision strikesâ on targets associated with Syrian chemical weapons program. Trump spoke from the White House Friday night. He says a âcombined operationâ with France and the United Kingdom is underway. Trump says that last Saturday, Syrian President Bashar Assad deployed chemical weapons in what was […]
Senate rejects funding bill, partial shutdown begins.
January 20, 2018 by
Senators voted late Friday to reject a House-passed bill that would have funded the government until Feb. 16, beginning a partial government shutdown. Most Democrats voted to block the bill as part of a risky strategy to force Republicans to negotiate with them on a legislative fix for “Dreamers,” immigrants who illegally came to the country […]
Lawsuit Filed Against UC Berkeley, Police, City and Members of Antifa Over Violent 2017 Riot.
January 15, 2018 by
Four victims of the brutal violence committed by Antifa during the riot in Berkeley last February over Milo Yiannopoulosâ scheduled speaking event have filed a lawsuit against the university, the city, the police, and two of the black clad rioters that they were able to identify. The lawsuit names UC Berkeley, UCPD, Berkeley PD, the […]
Trumpâs TV-Show Exposes Democrat Weakness, GOP Unity, in Amnesty Fight.
January 11, 2018 by
President Donald Trumpâs riveting spectacle of televised bipartisanship exposed the Democratsâ political weakness in the amnesty debate â and also revealed remarkable GOP unity on the goal of ending the nationâs chain-migration system. Time after time, Democrats pleaded for a quick passage of unpopular âdreamerâ amnesty while also promising a later-meaning-never debate over popular immigration reforms, such as the […]
The Truth Behind âTransgenderâ Deaths
November 29, 2017 by
In case you missed it — which, sadly, no less than the U.S. Secretary of State made difficult –November 20 was âInternational Transgender Day of Remembrance.â The day focuses on memorializing the worldâs gender-deluded who were victims of violence. By my estimate — I didnât count them all — the list contains about 300 people. […]
Trumpâs Treasury Secretary Nominee Wants to Sell Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac
December 1, 2016 by
In an interview on FOX Business Networkâs Mornings With Maria on Wednesday, Donald Trumpâs nominee for treasury secretary, Steve Mnuchin, said one of Trumpâs âtop 10â priorities was to sell government-sponsored mortgage giants Federal National Mortgage Association (FNMA) and Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation (FHLMC). Referred to colloquially as Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac respectively, […]
Clinton Foundation Acknowledges Mistakes as Schweizer Calls for Investigation
April 26, 2015 by
The Clinton Foundation’s acting CEO, Maura Pally, on Sunday admitted to some mistakes in the organization’s listing of donations from foreign governments on its tax forms. In a statement, Pally wrote, “Our total revenue was accurately reported on each year’s formâour error was that government grants were mistakenly combined with other donations. Those same grants […]