The DOJ system is rigged: "Wrongdoing by every federal employee can be investigated by an Inspector General, except federal attorneys at the Justice Department," Rep. Jody Hice said. "There is no legitimate reason for federal prosecutors to be shielded from the IG."
Michael Bloomberg, according to various media reports, has been funding state attorney general offices and paying the salaries of key, politically liberal-leaning attorneys general -- a practice that gives all appearances of buying law enforcement on the local and state levels. And guess what: This is what George Soros does, too.
Barack Obama, ex-prez, took to Twitter to try and claim that today's great economy is due to his 11-year-old policy -- suggesting, laughably, his White House is owed a big ol' thank you from President Donald Trump, from the business world, from America. Sorry, Mr. Obama, but to coin one of your own phrases: You didn't build that.
Joe Biden isn't exactly putting out the Closed, Gone Fishing sign on his political campaign. But even he's acknowledging, subtly and in not so many words, but entertaining the thought just the same, that his trail to the White House has been less than smooth and that South Carolina may prove the end of the line.
More than 1,100 ex-Department of Justice officials have signed a petition demanding Attorney General William Barr resign over his handling of the Roger Stone case. This isn't due to a presidential tweet. This was all part and parcel of the Democrats' next political plan.
Democrats on the campaign trail are about as radical as they come -- about as socialist as they come; make no mistake about it. They get cover for their radicalism from Sen. Bernie Sanders, the open socialist.
We always knew those on the left, particularly the scholarly, intellectual, high-brow elitist of the left, were in love with Karl Marx. And Vladimir Lenin. And Benito Mussolini. And Joseph Stalin. And Che Guevara. And the like. They're just becoming more open about it
President Donald Trump created quite a media stir when he stood at the National Prayer Breakfast podium and, in response to keynote speaker Arthur Brooks' call to love thy enemies and leave behind thy contempt, said he saw things a bit differently -- that it was rather difficult to swallow the bitter bites of fabricated impeachment pushes with a simple shrug and "oh well" hug. Well, Trump is right. Love does not mean tolerance of evil.
Vice President Mike Pence, on "Fox & Friends," had harsh words for House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's speech-ripping State of the Union moment that went like this: It was disrespectful. It was a new low. It was a moment that will probably go down as the time she killed any chance for a Democrat to sit in the leadership seat for years to come.
Make no mistake about it. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's dramatic State of the Union speech-ripping performance wasn't aimed just at the president. It was a show of disdain for all the president's supporters -- for all of patriotic America. For all the deplorables out there she hasn't been able to control and conquer.
Long live the Iowa caucuses, the quintessential expression of electoral democracy in America.
A team of Turning Point USA producers took a trip to Cuba to peer behind the glitzy social media photos that show a nation of happy, happy, joy, joy citizens -- and came home to America with a stiff, stern warning for Bernie Sanders' fans and socialist wannabes that went, bluntly, like this: Don't bring the bleak to America.
Worldwide Christian evangelist Franklin Graham sent out a scathing criticism on Facebook of the NFL's halftime Super Bowl show, accusing the pertinent players of outright "sexual exploitation" of women and children. He's right.
Family friendly has taken a turn toward the pornographic in this country. And apparently, America is loving it. America, minus the parents trying to raise their children with godly values and virtues, is loving it. What happened to class. What happened to talent. What happened to singing without a stripper pole.
Fifty-two percent of participants in a poll from the left-leaning Data for Progress organization say prostitution and other work tied to the sex industry should be legal in America. And drumroll please: the secularization of the country is nearly complete.
As far as strategy goes, publicly slapping the face, figuratively speaking, of course, of the guy who's overseeing the process to remove the guy you don't want in the White House anymore doesn't seem, well, smart.
Attorney General William Barr, in an interview with Cardinal Timothy Dolan, the archbishop of New York, said religious freedom is key to keeping America free and that founders knew this and that's why they emphasized the importance of a virtuous, moral people. Bam. That's exactly what makes America America.
What's remarkable about President Donald Trump's New Jersey speech is the massive throng that gathered. This is a state that voted big for Hillary Clinton in 2016. And this is a time that Trump is supposed to be at his lowest point, facing his darkest days: impeachment and ousting. You'd think he'd be shunned, not showered with love.
John Bolton, former national security adviser at the White House, could've penned a paragraph in his soon-to-be-released book about a picnic lunch with the president -- and the press, the left, the Democrats would've found some way to turn his recorded conversation with Donald Trump into an impeachable offense.
Don Lemon of CNN is more opinion than fact. But still: Busting out in a two-minute fit of laughter as show panelists go on a mocking routine of President Donald Trump is beneath even CNN. At least, you'd think. But here's the hypocrisy: A Lemon by a different employer -- say, Fox -- would be on suspension right about now.
