Back in late summer of 2011, when Rick Perry was running for president, the (then) Texas governor’s message to voters was somewhat of a unique one: “I’ll work every day to try to make Washington, DC as inconsequential in your life as I can.” Small-government conservatives understood and shared his sentiment…. CONTINUE
Obama’s Moral Belittling Won’t Be Missed
Since the election, “This is why Trump won” has been popular social-media response to the self-righteous liberals who continue to scold those who don’t subscribe to their politically-correct social justice orthodoxy. Many on the Right (including those who aren’t Trump fans) have enjoyed taunting the Left’s incessant demagoguery, because while the frequency… CONTINUE
The Obama Administration’s Dishonesty on Syria
President Trump received a fair amount of ridicule back in February, when he publicly complained that he “inherited a mess” from the previous administration. Because the rhetoric mirrored statements made by President Obama eight years earlier (in regard to Bush and the economic collapse), critics were quick to point out… CONTINUE
Trump-Era Reading for the Principled Soul
Last year, once primary voters from America’s two major political parties had decided that our next president would be either Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump, a lot of people felt as though our country had very much lost its way. National polling consistently showed that both nominees were deeply unpopular,… CONTINUE
Obama’s Sexism Rhetoric Reminds Us How We Got Here
For an outgoing two-term U.S. president, Barack Obama’s current approval ratings are actually quite good. Recent polls have shown that around 55% of Americans view him favorably — an eight point jump since the beginning of the year, and the most popular he’s been since shortly after winning re-election. History books… CONTINUE
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