Back during the 2016 election, when a number of typically reliable Republican voters struggled with whether or not they could support the party’s nominee, Donald Trump, there was a common argument among those who had already pledged him their vote. It went something like this: Yes, Trump is deeply flawed…. CONTINUE
A Glance Back at the Political Imbalance of Mueller’s Team
Despite Robert Mueller’s Russian probe vindicating President Trump on the Russian collusion charge, many people continue to wonder about the perception of political bias in the investigation team’s very makeup. In fact, Bernard Goldberg received a question about it in this week’s Premium Q&A session (for this Friday), which prompted… CONTINUE
Mueller’s Findings: Good for America; Bad for Partisan Hacks
After nearly two years, Robert Mueller’s Special Counsel investigation into Russia’s interference in our 2016 election has come to a close. On Sunday, Attorney General William Barr announced (among other findings) that Mueller’s team had found no collusion between President Trump and the Russian government. However you feel about Trump,… CONTINUE
Why Some Conservatives Are Harder on the Right Than the Left
On occasion, readers have asked me why — these days — I tend to criticize people on the Right (aka people on “my side”) more often than I do people on the Left. Some find it puzzling, being that I have long written from a conservative point of view, including… CONTINUE
Tribal Anger Toward John McCain’s Parting Words
According to reports over the weekend, Senator John McCain, who continues to go through brain cancer treatment, has been meeting with a number of longtime friends at his ranch in Arizona. The conversations have included reflections on McCain’s life, legacy and concerns for America’s future. Some of the senator’s feelings… CONTINUE