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All at once, it’s a pretty good time to be a doomsday prepper in America. Less than two months after the first detected case of the novel coronavirus appeared inside the United States, reports have it that there are more than 3,000…
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Grinnell College’s Tony Perman took his sabbatical in China at exactly the wrong time. The music professor found himself in Shanghai just as the Wuhan virus began spreading like wildfire and the Chinese government cracked down on the…
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While American Democrats are running around, tears in their eyes, warning Republicans not to use “racist” terms like “Wuhan virus,” the Chinese Communist Party is making veiled threats against the United States that, if followed…
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While Democrats spent the day whining about xenophobia, lecturing about the “racism” of referring to the coronavirus with any terminology that might correctly denote its country of origin, and criticizing every last thing the…
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Joe Biden, gaffe machine extraordinaire, doesn’t really have any business being considered for the highest office in the land. Even if you close your eyes to the encroaching senility, the hair-trigger temper, and the utter lack of…
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In an interview with Fox News on Monday, a representative from the Trump campaign knocked Twitter management for blatantly taking sides with Democratic primary frontrunner Joe Biden. Campaign rapid response director Andrew Clark said…
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In an interview with “Fox & Friends” on Sunday, Rep. Devin Nunes (R-CA) said that it was laughable to see former British spy Christopher Steele stand behind his infamous 2016 Trump/Russia dossier. Nunes was discussing a recent…
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On Friday, President Donald Trump announced that outgoing Republican lawmaker Mark Meadows (R-NC) would be his new White House Chief of Staff, replacing Mick Mulvaney in a post that has been subject to frequent turnover for the last…
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Apparently it’s that time of the month where RINO Sen. Mitt Romney begins to crave some of that sweet, sweet adoration from the mainstream media. After all, in this 24/7 news cycle, who can even remember the last time Romney played the…
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There are missteps that a politician can make that are forgivable, even if they may be politically damaging. Then there are those mistakes that cannot be forgiven. What Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer said outside the U.S. Supreme…
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