Imagine, just for a minute, a civilized culture in which it would be deemed societally unacceptable for an individual to be removed or disqualified from public office because of something in his or her high school or college yearbook. As John Lennon might have said, It’s easy if you try…. CONTINUE
The Defects in Dennis Prager’s Romney Piece
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
Mitt Romney Fails Again
The first public thing Mitt Romney did in the year 2019 — on Jan. 1 — was publish an attack on President Trump in the Washington Post, which, as we know, has not lacked for attacks on Trump. He did not even wait until being sworn in, two days later…. 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
Mitt Romney Owes No Apology
As everyone knows by now, President-elect Donald Trump is considering Mitt Romney to serve as his Secretary of State. This development is not sitting well with some of Trump’s most vocal advocates. Mike Huckabee, Sean Hannity, and even former Trump campaign manager, Kellyanne Conway, have made public statements against the idea…. CONTINUE
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