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Matthew Vadum, Trump Vs. Sleeper Cell Op-ed! President Trump is absolutely right to be furious about the treacherous New York Times op-ed by a fifth-columnist in his administration trashing his leadership and portraying him as a feebleminded would-be dictator. The essay titled “I Am Part of the Resistance Inside the Trump Administration” is vicious Trump-hating
Dan Gainor, Snoop Dogg’s new video depicting a “mock-assassination” of President Donald Trump is disturbing enough. But it’s part of a dangerous trend of the left fantasizing about the death or assassination of presidents they oppose — especially Trump. It’s terrifying to think the left has devolved from lamenting the JFK assassination to seeing the
On any given day, the Twitter account of New Real Peer Review features the latest in wacky, abstract liberal research, from feminist glaciology to the racism of Pilates and pumpkin spice lattes. The account, which has some 23,000 followers, is shrouded in secrecy — its moderators unknown to those reading the satirical tweets mocking what
Todd Starnes, Universities across the fruited plain are trying to convince men to grow lady parts. And that’s a problem, America. Campus Reform recently reported on efforts to provide “safe spaces” to fight back against what the academic world calls, “toxic masculinity.” Instead of a country full of manly men, our universities want a nation
Jack Kerwick, That there is some sense in which Christmas can be said to have become “secularized” over the years is undoubtedly true. Nevertheless, this judgment may be overwrought. Perhaps Christ is more present in “secularized” expressions of Christmas than either Christian or non-Christian is willing to acknowledge. This is borne out by close examination
Dennis Prager, My last column was titled “Is Donald Trump a Misogynist?” After reading reactions throughout the internet, I realize how important it is to elaborate on the subject of how men view women. One of the proofs that higher education makes those who attend college more foolish, more naive and often even more ignorant
Donald Trump’s campaign released a new television ad on Friday titled, “Donald Trump’s Argument for America.” The two-minute ad will run on prime time national news and entertainment channels, including NFL, NASCAR, and NCAA programs. It’s a $4 million ad purchase aimed at major markets in key battleground states including: Pennsylvania, Ohio, Nevada, Florida, Michigan, Ohio,
The Clinton campaign’s recent attacks on Donald Trump for his comments about a beauty queen’s weight problems were months in the making, according to an opposition research report uncovered in emails released by WikiLeaks on Sunday. Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton invoked those comments during the first presidential debate on Sept. 26. Near the end
Todd Starnes, Pro-Trump Evangelicals Have Become a Whipping Boy for the Left & Right. Evangelical Christians who are supporting Donald Trump have become a whipping boy for the left and the right. The name-calling and self-righteous indignation from religious elites has quite frankly become tedious. In recent days, evangelicals have been told they are destroying
Kathryn Blackhurst, WikiLeaks implicates Politico reporter for working with Democrats, CBS gives Clinton a free pass. Former Democratic National Committee Chairwoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz isn’t the only person acutely feeling scrutiny and shame after last week’s WikiLeaks email release implicated her in shady dealings on Hillary Clinton’s behalf. Now Politico’s chief investigative reporter, Kenneth P.
John Patrick Acquaviva is a soccer star, motivational speaker, and political activist who grew up in Venezuela and now resides in Manchester, England. At the age of 17, after winning the title of top freestyle soccer player and garnering endorsements with the likes of Red Bull and Adidas, and with the iron fist of a
Ed Klein, A lot of very smart political people predict that Donald Trump will arrive at the Republican convention in Cleveland shy of the 1,237 delegates needed to clinch the nomination on the first ballot. Here’s why I don’t think that’s the way it will play out. To begin with, you’ve got to understand Trump’s