Robert Mueller’s partisan prosecutions
Special counsel Robert Mueller is going after a group in Washington. They have one single crime. They are Trump Republicans. Published July 24, 2018
Special counsel Robert Mueller is going after a group in Washington. They have one single crime. They are Trump Republicans. Published July 24, 2018
Imagine for a moment that Rudy Giuliani, President Trump's attorney, went to witnesses in the Mueller special investigation and said, "The president will give you (fill in the blank), if you will give evidence and testify favorably for the president." Published July 8, 2018
Imagine for a moment that Rudy Giuliani, President Trump's attorney, went to witnesses in the Mueller special investigation and said, "The president will give you (fill in the blank), if you will give evidence and testify favorably for the president." Published July 6, 2018
In the summer of 2014, the Congressional Tea Party caucus held a meeting on Capitol Hill and invited the leaders of about 20 Tea Party groups. The meeting was to discuss strategy. As the meeting wound down, the door to the meeting room opened and in came Sen. John McCain. Published June 27, 2018
June is "Pride Month." Liberal Fascism Month might be a better title. Published June 14, 2018
Nine years after the Tea Party movement roared into the American political scene, a lot of people are asking if the era of the Tea Party is over. Published June 5, 2018
Alexa, how do we get competition? When Democrats rule D.C., you have to hand it to them. They know how to take care of their fellow Democrats. When Republicans rule D.C., they take care of the Democrats, too. Published May 10, 2018
The world watched in shock and horror this past week at British police guarded a hospital in the UK. They were there to prevent a critically ill child from being removed and given the chance at life. Published April 30, 2018
In Arizona, there is a special election to replace Rep. Trent Franks, who resigned earlier this year. Making special appearances to help the Democrat in that race are the kids from Parkland, Florida. Published April 23, 2018
Paul Ryan shocked no one, at least no one who was paying attention, when last week he announced he would not seek re-election to the House of Representatives and would leave the Speaker's chair when his term is up in January. Published April 16, 2018
Paul Ryan shocked no one, at least no one who was paying attention, when last week he announced he would not seek re-election to the House of Representatives and would leave the Speaker's chair when his term is up in January. Published April 16, 2018
Two months ago, no one knew David Hogg. Today he is all over the left-wing media and his face dominates many social media discussions. MSNBC, also known as the Karl Marx channel, and CNN fawn all over him. Published April 3, 2018
March 23 is a day that historians may look back to and say it was the beginning of the end of the Trump administration. Published March 26, 2018
Chinese steel subsidies, and the world's grossly distorted metals market, became front-page news recently as President Trump announced new tariffs to level the playing field and salvage U.S. jobs. Published March 16, 2018
A wise man once defined insanity as trying the same thing over and over again and expecting a different result. So, can we simply declare liberalism and worship of government to be a mental illness and be done with it? Published March 12, 2018
On Nov. 12, 2017, one of the best things that could have happened to Washington happened. The term of IRS Commissioner John Koskinen ended. With Mr. Koskinen's departure, President Trump has the opportunity to try and set things right. Published March 2, 2018
In 1961, Congress passed and the president signed a law called the Wire Act. The purpose of the Wire Act, which was proposed by then-Attorney General Robert Kennedy, was simple: to prevent the use of telephones and telegraphs in the use of gambling. Published February 20, 2018
A number of years ago, I was in criminal court waiting on a client's case to be called. A pro-se defendant was pleading his case with the judge and saying things he should not. The judge advised him a couple of times not to talk. Finally, in exasperation, the judge looked down at him and said, "Sir, you have the right to remain silent but apparently not the ability." Published January 28, 2018
The biggest media story of the year broke last week. Yet, millions of Americans never heard the story because the mainstream media "shadow banned" it. Published January 16, 2018
The years of the Obama presidency are going to be remembered. They will be remembered as a period of excessive spending Published January 9, 2018