First, let's dispose of the tales of the two accusers of Brett Kavanaugh who came out after flaky California college professor Christine Blasey Ford claimed that the Supreme Court nominee sexually groped her 36 years ago when he was 17. This won't take long.
Here's where we are, people: The country's most respected newspaper is combing through a Supreme Court nominee's high school yearbook in search of dirt.
When it was clear Judge Kavanaugh would ascend to the high court, allegations of sexual impropriety suddenly emerged.
In his book "Veil: The Secret Wars of the CIA 1981-1987," Washington Post journalist Bob Woodward wrote about a deathbed conversation he had with CIA Director William J. Casey. President Reagan, a Republican, was at the time in the throes of the Iran-Contra affair, and Mr. Woodward just happened to get Casey to admit that he had known about the diversion of Iran arms sale money to the Contras.
What a disgusting show that was.
Tiger Woods is a professional golfer. He hits a little white ball around a lush green golf course for a living. And he's arguably the best to ever play the game. So why are the social justice warriors of the world suddenly trying to embroil him in some sort of political turmoil?
President Trump set off a firestorm last week when he yanked the security clearance of former Obama CIA Director John O. Brennan, who was busy making a career out of bashing the White House. Citing "a series of unfounded and outrageous allegations" about his administration, Mr. Trump said Mr. Brennan was seeking to "sow division and chaos."
Until just weeks ago, Hillary Clinton was the face of the Democratic Party. But all that's changed. The new face of the Democratic Party is a 28-year-old former bartender.
Remember that creepy scene in "Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory," when Wonka has loaded all the kids into a boat and they paddle down the chocolate river? Well, buckle your seat belts, people, 'cuz we're about to go on that same wild ride.
The Democrats have some problems. OK, they have a lot of problems, but let's throw this new one into the mix - 'cuz it's a doozy.
Man, it's not easy being a Democrat these days.
In 1947, Sen. Arthur Vandenberg of Michigan took to the Senate floor and delivered what many consider to be a "speech heard 'round the world."
In President Trump's White House, staffers really do work at the pleasure of the president. Displease him and -- poof -- you're gone.
It all really began with Sam Donaldson. Back in the days of Ronald Reagan, the brash and cantankerous reporter with the worst toupee in television history made his name by yelling at the president.
Just hours after President Trump had concluded his historic summit with North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un, the consensus from the mainstream media was that the whole event was a big nothingburger.
Things are out of hand with the National Football League. And the National Basketball Association.
Jeff Flake has got it all: He's tall, buff and handsome, with a made-for-TV smile. He lives in a huge house in a gated community (with high walls, of course), has a pretty blonde wife and five fabulous children. Plus, he's a member of one of the most exclusive clubs in the World: The Senate.
Hillary Clinton told the Democratic Women's Leadership Forum on Friday that she would be a foundational part of the anti-Trump "resistance." No, she didn't ask whether anyone wanted her to be.
Breaking news: Democrats will crush Republicans in the 2018 midterm elections.
President Trump has killed the White House Correspondents' Association dinner — and he did it from over 500 miles away.
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