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Bryan Crabtree, We live in a country rapidly losing its sovereignty and its soul. Porous borders, freedom-killing regulations and more fierce foreign competition threaten our prosperity, security and culture. Trump is not the savior. He may not be the solution. But, his election, or lack thereof, will represent the core of our soul and values.
Andy Schlafly, A candidate’s closing argument, or last speech before the election, can be revealing. Who can forget Obama’s ringing declaration that his victory in 2008 would be “the moment when the rise of the oceans began to slow and our planet began to heal”? The speech that Donald Trump delivered last Thursday in West
For a few thousand dollars, Chinese companies offer to export a powerful chemical that has been killing unsuspecting drug users and is so lethal that it presents a potential terrorism threat, an Associated Press investigation has found. The AP identified 12 Chinese businesses that said they would export the chemical — a synthetic opioid known
Neil Munro, Breitbart Hillary Clinton has strongly backed the unpopular H-1B outsourcing program since at least 2005, even as it has gradually sent 100,000 foreign professionals into Michigan, Wisconsin, and Pennsylvania to compete for jobs against white-collar American professionals and young college graduates. That could be a 2016 problem for Clinton because it is a direct economic
Clinton’s 2000 Promise To Create 200,000 New Jobs In Upstate New York Was An Unequivocal Failure, With Jobs Remaining Stagnant And Manufacturing Cratering Clinton Promised To Create 200,000 Jobs In Upstate New York When Running For Senate In 2000: Clinton Promised To Create 200,000 Jobs In Upstate New York When She Campaigned For Senator In
Mother Teresa of Calcutta, known as the “saint of the gutters” during her life, was declared a saint of the Roman Catholic Church by Pope Francis on Sunday, fast-tracked to canonization just 19 years after her death. Tens of thousands of pilgrims packed St. Peter’s Square at the Vatican for a service to honor the
David Harsanyi, The problem with environmentalists isn’t merely that they have destructive ideas about the economy, but that so many of them embrace repulsive ideas about human beings. Take a recent NPR piece that asks, “Should We Be Having Kids In The Age Of Climate Change?” If you want to learn about how environmentalism has
Oil industry hopes that markets are about return to balance, ending a global glut that pulled down prices by over 70 percent between 2014 and early 2016, might be abruptly dashed. Despite recent disruptions and output cuts, there is mounting evidence that plentiful supplies and brimming inventories will delay a much-quoted rebalancing of oil markets.
Seton Motley, How about that FBI no-indictment announcement yesterday? Makes perfect sense to you, I bet. Ok - I don’t bet that. At all. What does make sense to us Real Worlders - is seeing yet another Elite get yet another Get-Out-of-Reality-Free card. It is all growing quite tiresome. We Real Worlders are tired of the Elites’
Katie Pavlich, For decades the federal government has become an increasing burden and hidden tax on the American people, free enterprise and prosperity through regulation. Republicans and Democrats are to blame. Under the Obama administration, federal regulation has increased significantly, hampering much needed economic recovery. Federal regulation costs money. A lot of it. According to
Donald Trump is on to something. As he marches on to his prize of the Republican nomination — and perhaps leader of the free world — he’s positioned himself as the one who will “make America great again.” The insurgent’s challenges are many. And his ascension comes as a diverse movement takes hold in
The are praying for his victory — even if he can’t get their accents right At a campaign rally in Delaware three weeks ago, presumptive Republican nominee Donald Trump chose to attack American outsourcing by affecting a cruel caricature of an Indian accent, to the delight of his supporters. Yet his apparent disdain for the