A very educational series of events occurred in the last couple of weeks illustrating the nature of political maneuvering at the national level. In this case, the Democrats are on the losing end, having been played expertly by President Donald Trump.
Finally, the debate about whether or not we live in dumb times is over. Now that it's summer, complaints by so-called feminists that air conditioning is sexist have arrived back on our doorstep like an unwanted gag gift.
During this Fourth of July week, we have some good news about the strength of the foundation of this nation, despite leftist atheist activists engaging in constant efforts to remove references to faith or God from the public square.
The Democrats have absolutely nothing to offer people, so they continue their main effort to reduce Americans into warring tribes, keeping people distracted by the fact that Democrats have made everyone's lives worse in the cities and states where they prevail. They have such contempt for everyone, especially their own base, desperate for the politics of resentment to deliver money, votes and power.
The Hillary Follies continue. For Democrats and the left (but I repeat myself), reality for them has always been a construction that they feed to you through media.
The health and welfare of Californians and the undocumented immigrants who flocked to that state are now under direct attack by a state bureaucracy that sees people only as disposable pieces on a political chessboard.
What the federal government hasn't told you is that during this dangerous time requiring admonitions that vaccines are imperative, there is no requirement for proof of vaccination for anyone entering this country except for those migrating legally.
It takes a lot of resilience to look over one's shoulder at California. We Americans are a proud people and love our country. We know we're wildly imperfect, but we also have seen our country overcome difficulties to become a more perfect union. California, not so much.
The camaraderie inherent and necessary as part of the college experience is under attack by a familiar foe: identity politics. This divisive tool is now creating divisions in the very experience that is meant to expand one's world and our belonging in it.
Microsoft has decided that you need help in understanding what words to use when you write. After all, what you write and how you want to write it should take a backseat to what liberals think you should write.
In the recent past, attempts to erase American history manifested as vandalism or protests to remove commemorating Confederate generals and Southern Civil War dead. But our past is a fact, one that reminds us how far we have come.
A pattern we've seen throughout the United States is on a roll in California. Last week, the state Senate approved a bill to prohibit schools from suspending students who engage in "willful defiance" of teachers and other school authorities and staff. This permission slip for disruptive and even dangerous behavior also extends to the disruption of school activities.
Sen. Bernie Sanders' comments about wanting currently incarcerated felons to be able to vote from prison are receiving an appropriate amount of backlash.
California's commitment to being the official clown car of the Democratic Party continues apace.
If you're wondering what Democrats have in mind when they tout "Medicare For All," look no further than England. There are more reports of the U.K.'s National Health System's collapse, this time featuring horror stories of rationing care for the elderly.
We are told former Vice President Joe Biden is the highest-ranking Democrat to be accused of sexual impropriety since the #MeToo movement began. Yet Mr. Biden's propensity to invade the spaces of females of all ages has been documented and photographed and videoed throughout the years. This is a classic example of the "everybody knew" phenomenon.
In the aftermath of special counsel Robert Mueller's report on alleged collusion between Russia and the Trump campaign, many people are missing that the report does include an indictment -- of those who fabricated a horrendous crime to be blamed on the duly elected president of the United States. And not just any wrongdoing, but action that would have constituted treason, a crime punishable by death.
During the past eight years, California voters have twice reiterated their support for the death penalty by defeating propositions seeking to overturn it.
For two years, Democrats and their leadership have been haranguing the people of the United States with hysteria claiming that President Trump was an agent of the Russians, stole the election, is mentally disturbed or unfit and obstructed justice -- among other bizarre and crazed accusations. Yet Nancy Pelosi, the speaker of the Democratically-led House, has announced that impeaching Mr. Trump is "not worth it."
It's bad enough that the Democrats are trying to bamboozle their own base with the so-called Green New Deal. As I discuss in a previous column, this project is simply a get-out-the-vote effort using extreme language to manipulate their own base in a cynical campaign effort for 2020.
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