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It’s been a lonely few months for Hillary Clinton. First, she disappeared into the woods to wander in her loneliness, naval gazing about her stunning loss (at least stunning to the mainstream media). No word on whether, like Vice President Al Gore after his loss, she’s grown a beard. Hillary and her cronies
David Limbaugh, The Associated Press reports that President Donald Trump is “dogged by insecurity over his loss of the popular vote” and over “media coverage,” but I have a different idea about whose insecurity is on display. The entire liberal establishment and rank-and-file leftists remain in denial over Trump’s victory. They convinced themselves from the
Karol Markowicz, ’Tis the season to spread joy and cheer — unless you’re a liberal still bitter about the election. Thursday, Ivanka Trump and her family were accosted by Dan Goldstein, a lawyer from Brooklyn, who yelled at her that her father, who has yet to take office, was “ruining the country.” It wasn’t a
It is alleged that Hillary Clinton won a popular vote majority. Therefore, if the nation were not burdened with the antiquated Electoral College, anguished and freaked-out Americans whine, she, instead of Donald Trump, would be the next president of the United States. You say, “Hold it. Before you go further, Williams, what do you mean
Michael Barone, They’re still counting the votes, going on four weeks after the election, in California. In Brazil, a nation with much more challenging geography, they manage to do it in five hours. The seemingly endless dillydallying of California’s (presumably union-represented) public employees has obscured two interesting things about this year’s presidential election. The first
President-elect Donald Trump and his daughter, Ivanka Trump, met with Al Gore on Monday to discuss climate change in what the Democrat described as a “very productive session.” The former vice president met with the 35-year-old businesswoman and socialite at Trump Tower in New York, before he spent some time with Trump himself. It’s unclear
Art Swift, Gallup WASHINGTON, D.C. Americans’ support for keeping the Electoral College system for electing presidents has increased sharply. Weeks after the 2016 election, 47% of Americans say they want to keep the Electoral College, while 49% say they want to amend the Constitution to allow for a popular vote for president. In the past, a
Debra J. Saunders, Let me tell you about my life since Donald Trump won the Republican primary. I voted against Trump in June because of his history as an unreliable conservative and longtime supporter of big government. I voted for Libertarian Gary Johnson in the general election. Yet I have had this dark presence that