Congress should just go home
One of the rallying cries among the media class this summer is that Congress should abandon its traditional August recess and work through the month. Published July 19, 2017
Judson Phillips
Articles by Judson Phillips
Time to insource U.S. jobs
One of the main reasons Donald Trump became the 45th President of the United States in January was because he recognized something fundamental in the 2016 presidential campaign. Published July 10, 2017
Supreme Court, Wisconsin hit property rights
Liberty is slowly dying in this nation. The battles where liberty dies are mostly not the headline grabbing stories, but instead small cuts that help reduce this nation to despotism. Published June 26, 2017
New hate movement gunning for bloodshed
On Wednesday June 14, a supporter of failed socialist Presidential candidate Bernie Sanders opened fire on a group of Republican senators and congressmen. Published June 19, 2017
Resist movement, violence are tearing America apart
The first skirmishes of a second American civil war have begun. No, this is not a metaphorical analogy to that bloody conflict that killed approximately 620,000 Americans. It is an objective statement of the reality in America. Published June 14, 2017
Elizabeth Warren, 'Fauxcahontans,' and her hearing-aid bill
Elizabeth Warren: Can you hear the truth? Published June 5, 2017
Mr. Trump, tear up the Paris climate treaty
Candidate Donald Trump had one simple thing to say about the Paris climate change treaty. In 2016, he said, "We're going to cancel the Paris climate agreement and stop all payments of United States tax dollars to U.N. global warming programs." Published May 23, 2017
Rep. David Kustoff assailant again proves far-left extremists are common criminals
The left is going to kill someone. Published May 12, 2017
Post-Obamacare vote, Senate should nuke the filibuster
On Thursday, the House of Representatives, by the narrowest margin, passed the American Health Care Act. The AHCA, as it is known, is not the full repeal of Obamacare that President Trump and the Republicans promised. It isn't even that much of a repeal and replace. Published May 5, 2017
Will tax reform fail, too?
Tax reform is one of the big ticket items on the Republican Party's wish list for this year. President Trump supports overhauling America's tax code. House Speaker Paul Ryan outlined tax reform as a major step in his "A Better Way" blueprint. Published April 21, 2017
Mitch McConnell: Republican Hero
When Supreme Court Associate Justice Antonin Scalia died on February 13, 2016, conservatives mourned. Not only had the Court lost a great jurist and an intellectual giant, but the Supreme Court now faced the possibility of being flipped to a 5-4 liberal majority. Published April 8, 2017
Ronald Reagan warned us
Ronald Reagan warned Americans that freedom is never more than one generation away from extinction. America is one generation removed from the late President Reagan's term in office, and freedom now teeters on the brink of extinction. Published April 5, 2017
The Republicans who saved the Republican Party
On March 7, House Speaker Paul Ryan introduced what he called the "American Healthcare Act." The AHCA might as well have been called the Republican Suicide Bill. Published March 28, 2017
Trump should channel Andrew Jackson, fight for travel ban
Judge Derrick Watson made his decision on the travel ban. Let him enforce it. Published March 17, 2017
'GOPcare' and the self-destructing Republican Party
Democrats probably aren't bright enough to remember the old maxim, "When your enemy is self-destructing, don't get in their way." Published March 8, 2017
Trump tort reform threatens the 7th Amendment
On Feb. 28, President Donald Trump gave an amazing speech to the American people, during a joint session of Congress. While everyone gives the speech the good marks it deserves, there was one disturbing part of the speech. Published March 2, 2017
Confessions of a Never Trumper
May 3, 2016, was not one of the best days of my life. I was a media surrogate for Texas Sen. Ted Cruz as he ran for president. The heady days of January and the Iowa caucus had been replaced by the grim struggle to simply stay in the race. I traveled from New Hampshire to South Carolina, to Florida, to Indiana and other places I've lost track of at this point. Published February 20, 2017
Will conservatives ever get in the fight?
When President Trump won the election, the left went nuts, and it wasn't just the crazy far-left activists who lost it. Liberals en masse have used boycott pressure to push corporations to do their will. When will conservatives give these left-leaning companies a taste of their own medicine? Published February 11, 2017
Sally Yates should be disbarred
Sally Yates was an obscure, left-wing activist who spent her career at the U.S. Department of Justice. She had risen to become the No. 2 person in that department and was tapped to be acting Attorney General until the Senate can confirm Alabama Sen. Jeff Sessions as the Attorney General. Published January 31, 2017
The shocking presidency of Donald Trump
As Donald Trump closes out his first week as the 45th president of the United States, he is doing something that is totally shocking. He is doing something revolutionary. He is doing something unheard of in Washington. Published January 26, 2017
