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Bernard Goldberg, Even journalists who are openly hostile to Donald Trump have a symbiotic relationship with him. He may detest them, and they may despise him, but in a perverse way, they need each other. While reporters may abhor his demeanor, while they may think he’s a liar and hate his narcissism, while they may
Pat Buchanan, What caused the FBI to open a counterintelligence investigation into the Trump campaign in July 2016, which evolved into the criminal investigation that is said today to imperil the Trump presidency? As James Comey’s FBI and Special Counsel Robert Mueller have, for 18 months, failed to prove Donald Trump’s “collusion” with the Kremlin,
Robert Spencer, When one strong individual stands up, others follow. In 2009, Iran was swept by demonstrations, just as it is now. But at that time, the protesters were shouting “Allahu akbar,” and there was no indication that they wanted anything but reform of the Islamic regime, not the end of the regime itself. This
Brian Birdnow, In the last couple of weeks, the Western world has celebrated another Christmas, notwithstanding the killjoys who insist on arguing about how to extend the greetings of the season. In addition, we have had a brief, but welcome, respite in the sexual harassment casualty count, as 2017 passes into the record books. What
Kurt Schlichter, If you listen to the nattering nabobs of social media negativity, and you shouldn’t, you might get the false impression that our dreams of a conservative future are imploding. You would be wrong. There is a lot for conservatives to be thankful for, and we’re winning. To paraphrase noted tax reform advocate Wesley
Mark Tapson, A new documentary shows exactly how Donald Trump took the White House. A full year after the election of Donald Trump to the presidency, the left is still trying to comprehend – as Hillary Clinton titled her post-mortem book – what happened. How did the matriarch of the Clinton crime syndicate – er,
Cal Thomas, In considering the indictment of former Donald Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort and an associate, I am reminded of former Bill Clinton aide and defender James Carville’s line about the ability of a grand jury to “indict a ham sandwich.” Manafort and a longtime business partner, Rick Gates, pleaded not guilty to all
Michael Brown, The differences between Martin Luther, the 16th-century reformer, and Donald Trump, the 45th president of the United States, are countless. Yet, in some significant ways, they are very similar, and understanding the one helps us to understand the other. Again, to be clear, the differences between these two men are countless. Luther spent
Bill Murchison, The insider whispering can commence — has commenced, in fact. Indictments have that effect on the media and its Second Shoe Department. What’s likely to drop next, and where, now that Paul Manafort has drawn the baleful gaze of the special prosecutor for Russian-American connections? And, most of all, what does it mean
Matthew Vadum, Indictments in Mueller-Led Probe! A grand jury convened by Special Counsel Robert S. Mueller III has indicted an unidentified person on unspecified charges in Mueller’s off-the-rails investigation into the Trump campaign’s hypothesized electoral collusion with Russia, according to media reports. The indictment could be unsealed as soon as today. Three congressional committees are
Michael Reagan, Excuse me, but didn’t I write this column already? Didn’t I point out a while ago that when it comes to asking the Russians to mess with our presidential elections the real pros of collusion have always been the Democrats? Now I remember. In a column for Newsmax late last year I pointed
Matthew Vadum, Yet Fake News critics pounce on his every step — as if each one is an impeachable offense. President Trump’s visit to flooded parts of southern Texas went off without a hitch yet he has been besieged with scathing attacks by rabid left-wingers and their media allies desperate to find fault with him