Back in November, I wrote a pretty extensive column on the House impeachment hearings and whether or not the Democrats had built an effective case for impeaching President Trump. I wasn’t someone who supported the decision to initiate the hearings, but I did find a lot of what we learned… CONTINUE
Would it Kill the Dems to Give Trump a Good Opponent?
Months ago, my wife and I were so intrigued by the sheer number of Democratic presidential candidates vying for their party’s nomination that we decided, purely in the interest of entertainment, to check out the first few debates. They ended up being even bigger spectacles than we were expecting. Perhaps… CONTINUE
Early Optimism on Trump and Iran
While it’s important not to draw any stern conclusions about our current conflict with Iran, it sure appears as if President Trump has won the first round. His order last week to kill Iranian general Qasem Soleimani (a man responsible for countless deaths, unimaginable human suffering, and the recent attack… CONTINUE
New Year’s Predictions — What to Look for in 2020
Before I get to my annual predictions for the new year (here from my long-weekend perch in the crisp Colorado high country), I wanted to take a second to thank you all for your readership (well, maybe not those of you who typically just read the first paragraph of my… CONTINUE
Trump Achieves Another Historical First: Approval Stability
It’s no secret that Donald Trump likes to brag (and brag often) about the historical significance of his presidency. Sometimes it’s in regard to new highs in the stock market or other economic figures — things he should certainly be proud of. Other times, the “records” he touts, when held… CONTINUE
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