It’s been a month since election night, and after weeks of lawsuits, recounts, wild allegations, baseless conspiracy theories, fired election officials, and fervent denials, nothing has drawn into question whether Joe Biden will be sworn in as president on January 20th. He will. I suspect Donald Trump is fully aware… CONTINUE
Romney Has Principles, and It Drives Both Sides Nuts
On Tuesday, Mitt Romney drew big headlines by announcing his approval of the U.S. Senate taking up President Trump’s Supreme Court nomination in our current election year. Romney’s office released the below statement qualifying his decision — a decision that just about assures that Trump’s nominee will have enough votes… CONTINUE
Are We Living with Hillary Clinton’s Legacy After All?
I sometimes hear from lefties (both in my life and online) who insist that the Democratic base isn’t nearly as far to the left as the unhinged rhetoric on cable news and social media would suggest. Believe it or not, I’m sometimes even inclined to believe them. Most of my… CONTINUE
Saving Time in a Bottle is Now Political Suicide
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
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