Back in March of 2014, a number of conservative writers (myself included) rubbed a little salt in the political wounds of the Obama administration, the Democratic party, and members of the mainstream media who had — just two years earlier — excoriated then Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney for having… CONTINUE
What the January 6 Texts Do and Don’t Show
On Monday night, Rep. Liz Cheney (R-WY) created a media firestorm when she began reading aloud a series of texts sent to Trump White House chief-of-staff Mark Meadows during the Jan. 6 attack. Cheney is heading the congressional committee looking into that day’s events, and she voiced the findings at… CONTINUE
It’s Okay To Admit Both Sides Had the Afghanistan Withdrawal Wrong
A couple weeks ago, under a piece I wrote about the fall of Afghanistan back into the hands of the Taliban, a regular commenter, who had previously supported a full U.S. withdrawal from the country, did something rather remarkable in today’s political environment. He admitted that he had been wrong…. CONTINUE
Leaving Afghanistan is a Mistake
David French of The Dispatch wrote a compelling piece earlier this week on how the decision of President Biden (and before him President Trump) to pull all U.S. and NATO forces out of Afghanistan isn’t driven by U.S. strategical interests, but rather the flawed (but popular) narrative that our efforts… CONTINUE
Off the Cuff: Bad News for Cable News Networks
Below is a sneak peek of this content! Cable news ratings have been plummeting with Donald Trump no longer in office. That’s the topic of my Off the Cuff audio commentary this week. You can listen to it by clicking on the play (arrow) button below. Editor’s Note: If… CONTINUE
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