Former U.N. Ambassador Nikki Haley has made quite the splash with her new book, "All Due Respect," hitting the shelves this week, within which she reveals that former Secretary of State Rex W. Tillerson and former White House Chief of Staff John F. Kelly approached her in the White House in an attempt to recruit her to be part of a cell undermining President Trump.
What she Rep. Katie Hill did not mention in her speech is that she was under investigation by the House Ethics Committee for an alleged affair with one of her congressional staffers, a violation of House rules. She denies the allegation.
What a remarkable weekend we had! When I say we, I am referring, of course, to the nation as a whole. It is undeniable that the killing of Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, the founder and leader of the Islamic State, or ISIS, as well as his ostensible second in command, is a victory for humanity.
Mitt Romney, the senator from Utah, has just reminded us why he will never be president. In an act that is drowning in a lack of self-awareness, it has been revealed that Mr. Romney has been operating a Twitter account under a pseudonym since 2011.
It can be inexplicable to witness the behavior of liberals as they appear fixated on their hatred for President Trump and conservatives in general and their apparent need to constantly publicly declare it.
The prospect of President Trump being impeached by the House of Representatives should not be surprising to people. Counter to conventional wisdom, this impeachment does not expose a corrupt president. Instead, it reveals the rot at the core of an establishment willing to abuse the system to overturn an election.
It would be easy to feel overwhelmed by the volume of accusations, lies, hoaxes and general malevolence aimed at President Trump and his supporters. But don't -- justice awaits those doing such damage to our country in the name of assuaging their panic at our political reformation.
As we lead into the United Nations General Assembly in New York, the climate change extremists were out in force. There were student walkouts, demonstrations blocking traffic in Washington, D.C., and the adolescent child of Swedish theater performers lecturing and threatening attendees at the U.N.'s Climate Action Summit in Gotham.
It is time for Justice Brett M. Kavanaugh to sue the establishment hatchet men (and women) who have conspired and colluded to destroy his reputation, legacy and arguably even his family. The gang that worked so hard, and failed, to destroy him and his family during his confirmation hearings last year is back.
"The Three Stooges." Normally we would immediately think of Moe, Larry and Curly, the three brothers famous for their burlesque slapstick comedy originating in the early 1920s. Usually off on a wild goose chase, they were cartoonish and clueless. What a perfect nickname for a trio of men who fancy themselves as Republican primary challengers of President Trump.
Two actors who are best known for a television sitcom that aired more than a decade ago have found a new lease on life -- exposing for all of us of the totalitarian instincts of liberals.
The Democrats and other opponents of President Trump are so consumed with rage at being rejected they're not even hiding their desire to provoke violence against their objects of hate. Yes, objects, plural.
The moment The Wall Street Journal article appeared revealing President Trump was mulling over the idea of the United States buying Greenland, the autonomous Danish territory in the Atlantic, ankle-biters began to mock the idea.
After the horrors of mass shootings at Dayton, Ohio, and El Paso, Texas, the nation is finally having a conversation about more than guns. This is a welcome turn of events. For a generation, politicians and their obsession with banning firearms have made it impossible to discuss the multitude of issues leading up to these hideous acts.
After the horrific mass shootings this past weekend, Democrats, Never Trumpers and their media propagandists didn't even bother wiping from their minds for a moment their all-consuming hatred for President Donald Trump.
It's getting so bad for the Democratic Party leadership that one could almost start feeling sorry for them. Almost, but not entirely. What's happening to that party is of their own doing with the extraordinary destruction delivered by a party run and influenced by charlatans and frauds.
The modern usage of the notion of "political correctness" that emerged along with the American civil rights movement seems quaint considering the naked efforts at censorship in today's world wielded by social justice frauds.
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.
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