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Munich gives U.S. another chance to show dominance
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz told a crowd of foreign heads of state at the Munich Security Conference that the "United States's claim to leadership has been challenged and possibly lost." And Americans laughed, and we laughed, and we laughed.
Shutdown showdown is Democrat theatrics, pure and simple
There's Taco Tuesday. There's Hump Day Wednesday. There's Fish Friday. And now, thanks to Democrats, there's Shutdown Saturday, reflecting the latest in a growing list of government shutdowns that is slated for midnight Friday, meaning beginning early, early, early Saturday.
Social media lawsuit is anti-American at root
Opening statements start this week for a landmark lawsuit against social media companies' biggest names, including Meta and Google, alleging they purposefully addicted children to their products. But what of choice? And that's the problem with this suit.
Bad Bunny's baffling, bad Super Bowl show
As Super Bowl halftime shows go, file Bad Bunny's under -- What The Bleep Was That? He sang primarily in Spanish. Few knew what he was saying. It was a nod at DEI, a face-slap to U.S.A.
Dear America, don't forget about debt
The nation's gross debt has climbed to $38.56 trillion, a hike of $2.35 trillion from just a year ago and $10.7 trillion from five years ago. This cannot last.
Give us your tired, your poor -- your entitled
Fifty-three percent of households headed by immigrants, whether legal or illegal, take taxpayer-funded welfare benefits, compared to 37 percent of homes headed by those born in the United States. How is this helping America?
It's the economy, stupid -- a slogan that still resonates with voters
Majorities questioned in a newly released Pew Research Center survey say they're unhappy with the direction of the national economy and that the prices of eggs, gas, housing and health care are still too high. This is the one statistic with sticking power for the midterms.
Nationalizing elections not in Americans' best interest
President Donald Trump's frustration over the election process is understood, and shared. But nationalizing elections is not a win for the American voter.
Socialists, Marxists, collectivists are coming on strong for the children
The goal is to get the next generation of American voters trained in the good, Marxist way to go, and to get the next generation of American leaders, be they government, business, education, military, or societal, similarly trained. Then the Democrats' vision for America will be complete.
Minneapolis resisters build border to keep out border agents
A bunch of street thugs and liberal White women in Minneapolis masquerading as First Amendment freedom fighters have built blockades in the city to keep out ICE agents and law enforcement -- and they're even reportedly checking IDs and running license plates. Oh, the irony.
The folly of sanctuary cities
Sen. Lindsey Graham of South Carolina went on "Hannity" on the Fox News Channel and told host Sean Hannity that it's impossible to have law and order in any jurisdiction that's also a sanctuary for illegal immigrants. He's 100 percent correct.
Republicans must stand strong for Kristi Noem
Secretary Kristi Noem has been an effective, strong, determined and unrelenting leader at the Department of Homeland Security -- and this is why Democrats want her gone. And this is why Republicans need to coalesce around her and refuse to bow to Democrats who want her ousted.
If Democrats want peace, Democrats should promote peace
On the heels of a tragic and fatal ICE shooting of American citizen Alex Pretti, Democrats have doubled down on their rhetoric for federal agents to leave Minneapolis, for ICE to be defunded and for President Trump to stop sending ICE into any other cities. But this is not the path toward peace.
The Rand Paul flip-flop heard 'round the nation
Sen. Rand Paul called for lawsuits against Google for hosting a video that falsely accused him of taking money from Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro and for then refusing to remove the video when, as he put it, "paid trolls" spread the "ludicrous accusation" far and wide. This is a huge change of view.
Dear Davos, there's a new chief in town and his name is Trump
President Donald Trump is going to Davos. He's scheduled to speak Wednesday. And snap, like that, the whole global order -- one world order -- new world order -- Great Reset crowd is a much quieter beast. Trump ain't like the last American president.
Americans seize the socialism: Most say it's government's job to give health care
Fully 66 percent of Americans in a Pew survey say it's the job of government to make sure everybody has health care coverage. Only 33 percent say nope -- it's not a government role. Another way to read these numbers: 66 percent of Americans have jumped into bed with socialists.
Trump credit card cap helps, not hurts, Americans
President Trump wants to cap interest on credit cards for one year at 10 percent -- and now banks, Wall Street executives and businesses are warning of economic devastations, particularly for the poor. Cue crocodile tears.
Qatar is donating big to U.S. universities, and that's a real problem
What do Cornell, Texas A&M., Georgetown and Carnegie Mellon universities have in common? They all receive billions of dollars of foreign funds -- specifically, from Qatar. Six-point-six billion, in fact.
America's exodus from globalism is a return to exceptionalism
America, under President Trump's leadership, is poised to withdraw from 66 international organizations, commissions and agencies, particularly those tied to the United Nations. And all the globalists go: Yikes! Their honeypot -- their money pot -- is about to go dry.
Obamacare goes Republican: Not bipartisanship, but more like caving
Nine Republicans in the House sided with Democrats in pushing for extensions on Obamacare subsidies -- or at least, on bringing the measure to the floor for a vote. They call this bipartisanship. But it's better called caving.