Tag: big-tent-ideas

To describe the 2024 presidential election as unprecedented does not do it justice.

The last time former President Donald Trump hit the debate stage, he knocked out a presidential candidate. Hopefully, this time he can expose the radical agenda and hypocrisy of Vice ...

President Dwight Eisenhower once declared that “pessimism never won any battle.” Yet, many Americans are understandably pessimistic these days.

For much of U.S. history, California served as a magnet for ambitious dreamers.

Is it a coincidence that the attacks occurred under the Obama and Biden administrations, but not under the Trump doctrine?

All in all, the so-called “historic” Harris-Walz ticket offers a toxic combination of California progressivism mixed with traditional liberal planks and accompanying left wing rhetoric.

Once upon a time, journalists demanded "access" to presidential candidates. Suddenly, Democratic nominee Vice President Kamala Harris' calculated refusal to do a solo sit-down interview becomes a nonissue.

Friday's jobs report reveals accelerating weakness in the American economy. Only 142,000 jobs were created last month, below expectations. Half of new positions were created in the unproductive government or ...

There is no election integrity measure that the Left will not sue to block. This seems like an outlandish sentence, but history keeps proving it true.

The decision to vacate Rio Grande LNG’s permit after more than a year of construction could also cool the global market for U.S. LNG in general.

The American people deserve better than business as usual in Washington.

No, Donald Trump is no angel, but in four years as president of the United States there is scant evidence of authoritarian governance or tendencies.

Everyone these days — on both sides of the political spectrum — seems to want the feds to regulate internet access, prices and online content.

Vice President Harris proposes the equivalent of spinning gold into straw!

I personally think the BLS revision should serve as a major wake-up call for Americans who believe in the efficiency and honesty of a larger government. 

Any reasonable prosecutor — or so-called prosecutor — would have conceded defeat and dropped the lawfare madness, but not Jack Smith.

In that first year, the world took the measure of the Biden-Harris team and found it lacking.

The left has ignited divisive racial policies that undermine social cohesion and meritocracy.

A brief review of recent journalistic history speaks volumes.

We want the court to police the powers of the three branches of the federal government and apply the law as written — no more and no less.