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The Person of the Year
By Bill O'Reilly Leave a Comment
My person of the year is Senator Lindsey Graham who single-handedly exposed the enormous wrong-doing in the Brett Kavanaugh catastrophe. Graham stood up for due process and in the process of doing that, he saved Kavanaugh and protected all Americans. In this climate, any American can be accused of anything at anytime. All… CONTINUE
Let’s Not Confuse Showmanship for Transparency
The film Creed II hit theaters a few weeks ago, and those who’ve seen it were treated to a smorgasbord of Rocky IV nostalgia that included everything from a satisfying one-on-one table conversation between Rocky Balboa and Ivan Drago, to an amusing cameo from an eccentric actress we haven’t… CONTINUE
Does ‘Merry Christmas’ Matter?
By Dennis Prager Leave a Comment
Is “Merry Christmas” a thing of the past, a greeting from a bygone era, a remnant of a past with which we no longer want to be associated? We might not be there yet, but if current trends continue, we’re not far off. If so, it’s a shame, a further… CONTINUE
Cannon Shames H’Wood, Media on Hart’s Ouster
By Christian Toto Leave a Comment
Kevin Hart didn’t jump. He was pushed. The “Night School” star lived out his dream of hosting the Academy Awards for all of a day before the PC Police pulled him over. His homophobic rants of yore, many dating back at least eight years, convinced the Academy to demand he… CONTINUE
What We Can Learn From the Old Republican Guard
As the nation says goodbye to a true patriot in George H.W. Bush, political figures and media commentators from both sides of the aisle have been championing the stories and qualities that made the former president such an honorable man and admired public servant. Words like grace, integrity, decency, and… CONTINUE
O Come All Ye Faithful …
By Bill O'Reilly Leave a Comment
The faithful are not coming, at least not the way they once did. Churches and Synagogues are seeing declining weekly attendance as America becomes a devoted secular nation. The winds of change have not been kind to the spiritual even as the Christmas season is upon us once again. Much… CONTINUE
These Swing Elections May Not Really Be Wave Elections
By Dennis Prager Leave a Comment
Dennis Prager is off. The following is a column by Salena Zito. BEAVER FALLS, Pa. — Mike Mikus speculates there are a fairly decent number of voters around here who have voted over the past 20 years in turn for Ron Klink, Melissa Hart, Jason Altmire, Mark Critz, Keith Rothfus… CONTINUE
Trade Wars Are Stupid, and Hard to Win
I was fortunate enough last year to attend what I believe was the last political forum participated in by the late, great Charles Krauthammer. It was at a Weekly Standard event in Colorado Springs, where he was interviewed on stage by Bill Kristol. As the first question, Kristol asked Dr…. CONTINUE