Hillary Clinton just can't stop. The 71-year-old grandmother in terrible health, who occasionally falls down and breaks a limb or bangs her head so hard she suffers a concussion, will not simply go away. More than two years after she lost to Donald Trump in a stunning upset, the two-time loser keeps clinging to her former glory like an over-the-hill Hollywood actress.
Here's the problem with being a known liar: When you lie, and when you get caught lying -- when it's been proved, in a court of law, that you did, in fact, lie -- it becomes very difficult, if not impossible, to ever be seen again as truthful and honest.
Bernie Sanders, 77, and Hillary Clinton, 71, are back at it again, squabbling and wrangling over Every. Tiny. Thing. And not a moment too soon.
The left's hatred for President Trump runs so deep that liberals are hoping for — even actively working toward — the demise of America.
All politicians are egomaniacs and narcissists. They're all searching for love and adulation — even (or especially) from strangers. And they're all pathological — and prolific — liars.
Right from the outset, the six-page document laying out the "Green New Deal" seemed like a joke, something a few devious wags in the Republican Party whipped up to parody an expansive environmental plan conjured up by Democratic Socialist Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.
The year has started off weird. Really weird.
Democrats gearing up for a White House race in 2020 (reports say there will be two dozen or more) are sprinting to the left at such a clip that it's now starting to make Hillary Clinton look like Ronald Reagan.
Almost 13 years ago, former Vice President and amateur climatologist Al Gore released "An Inconvenient Truth."
A new commercial from Gillette opens with audio of chattering news reports about the #MeToo movement, bullying and "toxic masculinity." A narrator says in a sonorous (and masculine) voice: "Is this the best a man can get?" — a variation on the company's 30-year old motto.
Far-left Rep. Rashida Tlaib last week went on a profanity-laced tirade against President Trump. On just her first day in Congress, the Michigan Democrat spat out some vile bile against the president.
Every year, in the week between Christmas and New Year's, I think about George W. Bush.
There's something weird about Democrats: They love losers.
Sen. Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts wants to run for president in 2020, but her hometown newspaper thinks maybe she just oughta take a powder.
How do you take a man — a 94-year-old man, a man who spent his life in service of his country, enlisting in the military at 18 years old to serve in World War II, where his plane was shot down and he barely escaped capture, a man who went on to become a congressman, an ambassador to China, a CIA director, a vice president and the 41st president of United States — and sum up his life in a 90-minute memorial?
Yes, people, the day is coming, and it's coming fast: We're almost done for good with Bill and Hillary Clinton.
For today's exercise, we'll let CNN's Jim Acosta represent the entire liberal mainstream media (he wants to be a star, rub elbows with the glitterati, so today, the not-at-all humble journalist will be the be-all and end-all).
To hear members of the White House press corps tell it, at stake is the First Amendment, the Fifth Amendment, and perhaps the very future of America as we know it.
Was Tuesday's midterm election a referendum on President Trump's first two years in office?
For Hillary Clinton, Halloween week was the perfect time to muse about maybe — just maybe — running for president again in 2020.
