It’s been a week since Mitt Romney’s Washington Post op-ed was published, in which the incoming senator and former Republican presidential nominee qualified his belief the President Trump’s poor character is detrimental to American leadership. And unsurprisingly, pro-Trump media-conservatives are still pretty fired up over the perceived betrayal. In a… CONTINUE
The Five’s ‘Mitt Derangement Syndrome’
A wise man once said, “Friends don’t let friends watch Fox News’s The Five when Dana Perino is on vacation.” Well, I’m not sure how wise that man actually is. He’s a guy I follow on Twitter, and he at least seems to have a good head on his shoulders…. CONTINUE
Farming for a Sane Trade Policy
Those who’ve read my columns over the past few months know that I’m no fan of President Trump’s trade war. I view the ill-advised venture as a costly and self-defeating economic strategy, and I have little confidence that any deals that may eventually come from it will make up for… CONTINUE
New Year’s Predictions — What to Look for in 2019
2019 will be here in just a couple of weeks, and before I start throwing out my annual predictions, I must say that 2018 has left me with several nagging questions that I can’t wait to have answered in the New Year. No, I’m not talking about anything related to… 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
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