The core of cruelty defining New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo marches on. As many contend, his policies are responsible for the shocking number of deaths at nursing homes in the state.
At first blush, the now-infamous Shelley Luther salon case in Dallas, Texas, appears to be one of a judge having lost all common sense and certainly any sense of justice. That's part of it, but not the entire story.
Former Vice President Joseph R. Biden, the presumptive Democratic presidential nominee, has accomplished something for women that no other Democrat could: He has exposed the fraud of the #MeToo movement. Most of its high-profile supporters responded by smothering it to death with a pillow.
It is finally official. For anyone who is still believing that the political masters of the universe know everything and could be completely trusted, I have news for you: They're getting a lot wrong.
We've seen lots of heroism in the last several coronavirus pandemic weeks. We've come to expect that from Americans, whether it be our medical workers or everyday Americans making sacrifices in their commitment to their neighbors and their community.
Americans have been doing a fantastic job following the coronavirus guidance of the president, their governors and perhaps also their local leaders when it comes to social distancing and taking precautions not just for ourselves and our own health, but for those around us.
Even during "normal" times, we all know the importance of, every now and then, reading about the better nature of ourselves displayed in actions that are heartwarming and inspiring.
In this time of lockdown and social distancing, it is surprising to find that there are some beneficial revelations reminding us about the real nature of the world, and the impact of people around us.
On Monday, something very important happened for the country relevant to national security in general and certainly the impact of the origination of COVID-19, the disease caused by the novel coronavirus. Acting Director of National Intelligence Richard Grenell made a historic choice and named a woman, Lora Shiao, a widely respected and longtime intelligence expert, to lead the National Counterterrorism Center.
To say the last few weeks have been surreal would be an understatement. In January, the Democratic Party was having hearings in the House of Representatives on the impeachment of President Trump. That same month, as the bureaucratic establishment was wasting our time with dumb partisan politics, a deadly virus from China had been unleashed on the world.
It's one thing to notice the media focusing on limited, panic-inducing headlines and narratives. We see them do that every day during this Trump era, as the left relies on panic and victimhood to control people. Controlling most of the legacy media is a necessary part of being able to implement that strategy.
The coronavirus issue is obviously important for many reasons. None of us want to get sick with any illness, let alone a respiratory virus that disrupts our lives, and can even pose a threat to our lives.
After Bernie Sanders' Nevada caucus win, Americans were reminded just how strange and unprepared the senator from Vermont really is. During a "60 Minutes" interview, he unleashed a nonsense word salad when pressed to explain how he would pay for all of his socialist policy ideas.
In this season of election primaries, Democratic women who are running for president have been complaining in this 21st century of racism and sexism hampering their bids for the highest office in the land.
February 2020 will forever be known not only as the month when President Trump was reelected, but why that happened. Signs were everywhere that the American people had grown tired of being held in contempt by the self-satisfied political and cultural glitterati.
Despite years of efforts by the increasingly desperate establishment to destroy him, the story remains one of triumph for President Trump and the country. His State of the Union address on Tuesday was well-received even among the most partisan of media figures.
The extraordinary display of bigotry and contempt for Trump voters presented by CNN's Don Lemon and two guests -- New York Times columnist Wajahat Ali and Republican ex-strategist Rick Wilson -- aired Saturday night and went viral on social media with one video garnering more than 10 million views, and counting. And now it has been made into a very effective political ad by the GOP.
You might have missed news of the 2020 manifestation of the so-called Women's March, the anti-Trump mob masquerading as a women's rights effort. Launched in 2017 after President Trump's win for the presidency and the second abject failure of Hillary Clinton's run for the office, you didn't hear much about this year's event from the legacy media because it collapsed under the weight of its own hypocrisy and fraud.
While the nation has been distracted by the actions of Democrats in Washington as they continue to try to remove a duly-elected president from his office, that same political party continues to put its stamp of chaos on the city and state of New York.
With all the talk about Hunter Biden these days, one might get the impression that he is the only child of a politician to benefit from his parents' position and the last name they inherited.
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