Last week, prior to the release of details on Jamal Khashoggi’s apparent torture and murder, Ben Rhodes wrote a piece in The Atlantic linking President Trump’s foreign policy to the Saudi Arabian journalist’s abduction. Rhodes, a former deputy national-security adviser to President Obama, essentially argued that Trump mishandled a changing… CONTINUE
2018 Midterms: A Tale of Self-Owning
As God as my witness, I fully intended the primary focus of this column to be on all of the unforced errors Democrats have made in recent weeks to squander their once ginormous midterm election advantage over the Republicans. I planned to spend several paragraphs pointing to the public backlash prominent… CONTINUE
You Can’t Kill NeverTrump; It’s Been Dead for Two Years
As someone who was upfront about his NeverTrump position during the 2016 election, I wrote a number of columns back then qualifying my decision not to vote for the man who went on to become our 45th president. I was always up for discussing the rationale behind my stance, and I’m… CONTINUE
#MeToo Must Remain a Truth Movement
Last year, an important cultural revolution began in this country — one that transcended American politics and rattled dominant industries to their very core. Its origins stemming from a couple of groundbreaking exposés on Harvey Weinstein that detailed years of serious sexual misconduct by the famed film producer (and his exhaustive efforts… CONTINUE
Pulling Back the Curtain on the Nikki Haley Story
On Thursday, the New York Times ran a story with this eye-catching headline: “Nikki Haley’s View of New York Is Priceless. Her Curtains? $52,701.” Nearly $53,000… for curtains? Surely this can’t be! But it’s true. As reported by the Times, the U.S. State Department spent that amount last year on “customized… CONTINUE
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