Louisiana Republicans: Don’t put PBM politics in front of people June 12, 2025Greg Rohrbough
With hours left until the state legislature goes home, Louisiana Republicans are trying to shoot themselves in the foot — and cost their constituents a lot of money — by banning Pharmacy Benefit Managers (PBMs) from owning pharmacies in the state.
NeverTrumpers are back with a new name June 11, 2025Robin M. Itzler
Like leftists and the Borg, Never Trumpers never quit, and their goal is always to recreate the Uniparty that is bringing America to its knees.
The Dogs Bark May 24, 2025J.R. Dunn
Those on the right grumbling about Trump’s presidency need to take a step back from ingratitude and acknowledge how much he’s accomplished.
Democrats: The Huskies of politics March 7, 2025M.B. Mathews
If you want drama with sanity, own a Husky. Likewise, if you want drama without sanity, support a Democrat or better yet, be a Democrat.
January 20 – A New Independence Day January 14, 2025Brian C. Joondeph
Could January 20, which is less than a week away, become another Independence Day for Americans who strive for freedom against a tyrannical federal government?
Now govern accordingly November 12, 2024Rob Jenkins
For the first time since 2018, and only the third time since the 1950s, the GOP will control all three seats of elected power in this country: the House, the Senate, and the Presidency.
November 5 was a great day for women November 10, 2024Ruth S. King
It highlighted that women’s concerns expand far behind their reproductive organs and skin color—and that the Republican party, from Trump on down, knows this.
Idaho clamps down on its RINOS June 23, 2024Molly Slag
The state’s Republican party has listened to voters and concluded that the platform defines the party, not disloyal politicians.
To Oust Or Not To Oust? May 1, 2024Sally Zelikovsky
No matter House Speaker Mike Johnson’s shortcomings, challenging him now is not strategically smart.
A Plague on Two Political Houses July 24, 2013Jeannie DeAngelis
As Democrats offer up the nation as ransom in order to establish a lasting political power base and Republicans clumsily fumble, the nation is being invaded by DREAMers
The GOP and the IRS June 5, 2013Steve McCann
The Republicans , by consistently agreeing to more complexities in the tax code and the need for stringent tax enforcement due to ever expanding government expenditures,have been complicit in the creation of a bureaucracy now out of control.
American Democrats and Israel May 30, 2013Michael Curtis
Until recently, the loudest voices in American politics have mainly been those of pro-Israeli supporters. Is that era coming to an end?
Don't Blow the Opportunity Obama Has Handed Us May 23, 2013Steve McCann
It appears the Republican Party establishment and some conservative commentators have come up with another mistaken tactic to woo the low information and undecided voters.
Eliminating the Deficit, Liberal Style February 26, 2013R.B.A. Di Muccio
What if we take the liberals at their word, and try to solve the deficit problem only with tax increases, not spending cuts? The numbers demonstrate the absurdity of their posturing.
A Property Rights Revolution for 2013 February 11, 2013Mark J. Fitzgibbons
A previously apolitical organic farmer in Virginia has set off a property rights revolution that would make Founders Thomas Jefferson, James Madison, and author of Virginia's Declaration of Rights George Mason proud.
Republicans: The Story of Us February 9, 2013C.M. Phillips
The Republicans have always represented the job makers, the providers, the builders, the hunters and warriors that kept America safe, strong, productive, and innovative. And the Democrats...
First Comes Honor February 5, 2013Steve McCann
A nation without honor is a nation without a future. Today the United States finds itself in a quagmire of ever-increasing self-doubt and foreboding. Chief among the factors that have brought America to this point has been the abandonment of a sense of what is right
New Beginnings November 24, 2012Lee A. Heilig
Long-term success for conservatives must include an understanding that local and state governments are the breeding grounds for tomorrow's national leadership.
A Winning Formula? November 16, 2012Paul Pauker
The repeated failure of moderates in presidential elections hasn't prevented some Republicans, in the wake of Romney's loss, from calling on the GOP to abandon conservative positions.
What Republican Candidates Should Say about Abortion November 13, 2012Jonathan Murray
It's hard to argue medically, legally, or morally that anybody can draw an absolute line, to the satisfaction of all parties, on one side of which is murder and on the other side of which is, let's call it, not-murder.
A Fearless Prognosticator and His Track Record November 8, 2012Randall Hoven
I made 16 specific predictions for 2012 in early January, and I think we have enough information right now to see how well I've done. If you're wondering what I'm predicting right now, it's rather dark.
The Mourning After November 7, 2012G. Murphy Donovan
There seem to have been four flaws in the campaign to unseat a mediocre man who should, by any measure of performance, have been beaten easily
October Political Reality Check October 9, 2012Christopher Chantrill
Baby-boomer angst is understandable. Our cunning plan to coast through our retirement and then hand the mess to our children has gone the way of all cunning plans. Baby boomers realize it's time for a reality check.
