Hillary Clinton, once the stuff of Democratic Party presidential dreams, has now stumbled into a new gig -- the world of television sitcoms, it seems. She made a surprise appearance on "Murphy Brown." And badly, by the way.
Sen. Lindsey Graham has stepped forward among the devious political forces trying to stymy and stop Judge Brett Kavanaugh's nomination to the Supreme Court, and spoken truths that need telling.
Christine Blasey Ford has spoken -- and first impressions? Her voice is like a little girl's. Her professional credentials are extensive. And she's scared to death at the can of worms that's been opened. And her testimony still leaves question marks in Brett Kavanaugh supporters' minds.
The uncalled-for and inappropriate verbal attack on Sen. Ted Cruz and his wife at a D.C. restaurant has backfired, it seems, and now the owners of the establishment say they're getting death threats. This is not a 'hey-ho, that's what the left gets' moment. Nobody deserves death threats. But it is a wake-up call to the Democrats.
Joke or no joke -- Jimmy Kimmel has gone beyond acceptable discourse.
Noel Francisco is about to become one of the most important men in Washington, D.C. Why? The solicitor general will be the leading guy in the whole Russia collusion theory the left's been peddling against President Donald Trump since -- well, since the dawn of Trump's political career.
Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand, Democrat from New York, has called for Brett Kavanaugh's name to be withdrawn from Supreme Court nomination. You knew this was coming. The big question was just which Democrat would take point on leading the "Pull Kavanaugh Nomination" charge.
The left has been having its usual field day with truth, drumming a beat that Christine Blasey Ford is a victim, simply because she pointed a finger Judge Brett Kavanaugh's way, and therefore she has a right to remain hidden in the shadows, shielded from questioning and criticisms and prying eyes into her past because, after all -- she is the Victim. But at this point in time, it's Kavanaugh who's the victim.
Rep. John Garamendi, a California Democrat with white skin, went on a curious rant against his congressional white male colleagues, calling out the senators in charge of Judge Brett Kavanaugh's Supreme Court nomination proceedings as -- what, racism against Christine Blasey Ford? Misogyny?
The Supreme Court nomination of Judge Brett Kavanaugh has moved out of the field of nomination and into the bizarro field of male-bashing. Kavanaugh's confirmation has now become the left's means of publicly hating on males -- white males, in particular, at least according to "View" host Joy Behar.
Judge Brett Kavanaugh's Supreme Court hearings have devolved into a cesspool of she-said, her-attorney-said accusations -- and from that, Democrats have run roughshod, demanding a postponement and wait for it, wait for it, killing of the entire nomination.
The Democrats may think they're about to sink their shark teeth deep into Supreme Court nominee Judge Brett Kavanaugh, via an out-of-left-field sexual assault allegation from a woman, Christine Blasey Ford, touting a decades-old high school party story. But here's a "hey you guys" moment from none other than the woman who accused Keith Ellison of -- get this -- domestic abuse. And who has supporting statements and medical records to prove it.
Look at what's going on with Judge Brett Kavanaugh's confirmation proceedings for the Supreme Court, and the fingerprints of George Soros are all over it.
Eric Holder came forward at a recent Human Rights Campaign dinner to say, shock of all shocks, President Donald Trump is a fear-mongering disaster who's busily selling so-called patriotic lines to like-minded bigots as part of a desperate political ploy to keep ahold of his White House power. Yawn. This is Holder's whole schtick
Democrats have scored a big one with their latest on Brett Kavanaugh, going all the way back to high school to give voice to a female who's weighing in, mid-#MeToo movement time, no less, with some scathing accusations that the Supreme Court nominee, in his teen years, once pinned her to a bed at a party.
David Hogg, the teenage Parkland-shooting-sufferer-turned-political activist, took to Twitter to call out U.S. Ambassador Nikki Haley as an audacious failure who ought to resign her post pronto. If only Hogg's reasoning were sound, maybe he wouldn't be such a headache.
A new poll from CNN found: Most Americans just don't think there's enough evidence there to impeach President Donald Trump. The heck you say. Nope. It's true. Even pollsters serving the mainstream media gods couldn't sell this one.
Democrats and their lies -- it's getting tougher and tougher to keep track of 'em all.
Ann Coulter, conservative columnist, said in a recent interview with the Daily Beast that Jared Kushner, son-in-law to Donald Trump, is the one who penned the anonymously published presidential hatchet job in The New York Times. It's a bit of a stretch. A bit of a ring toss.
Members of the New York City Council and Board of Health voted to add a third gender category to birth certificates -- "X" -- beginning in 2019. With a stroke of a pen, confusion prevails. Male, female, whatever. The vote means anyone can self-identify as anything, no doctor's note needed.
