Tuesday on Fox News, commentator Neil Cavuto delivered a stiff monologue on the current state of the Trump administration, including what he believes will be the fate of our president’s tax-reform initiative: “Let me tax-cut to the chase. You can chase those tax-cuts goodbye. I know, Wall Street doesn’t see… CONTINUE
Trump’s Media War Gets Him (and Us) Nothing
Tuesday night, President Trump delivered a spirited, televised speech to an energetic crowd of supporters in Arizona. It came with the type of rhetoric we’ve grown accustomed to: lashing out at political opponents (on both sides of the aisle), doubling-down on past statements, bragging of an unprecedented number of presidential accomplishments, and… CONTINUE
Trump’s Willingness to Call out the Enemy…Sometimes
In October of last year, then Candidate Trump said in a presidential debate, “To solve a problem, you have to be able to state what the problem is or at least say the name.” He was referring to President Obama’s well-documented reluctance to use the phrase “radical Islamic terrorists” when speaking of… CONTINUE
Trump to Russia: It’s Not You, It’s Us
“Our relationship with Russia is at an all-time & very dangerous low. You can thank Congress, the same people that can’t even give us HCare!” This Thursday-morning tweet didn’t come from an anonymous Twitter account with 15 followers. It didn’t come from some crotchety retiree with too much time on… CONTINUE
Daydreams of a Less Consequential Washington
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
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