It is good that the United States is celebrating the outcome of the Civil War again, after effectively trading President Lincoln's holiday for the Rev. Martin Luther King's holiday. Published June 23, 2021
One of the problems with running a campaign about nothing, like the one run by President Biden, is that if you win, your mandate from the voters is to do nothing. Published June 19, 2021
Most gasoline sold in the United States is only about 90% gasoline. The other 10% is corn-based ethanol. Published June 16, 2021
The Consumer Price Index report for May indicated a 5% increase in consumer prices over May 2020. The report suggests that the United States is on track to experience a 9.0% increase in consumer prices in 2021. Published June 12, 2021
It was inevitable that President Biden's indifferent relationship to the truth eventually would catch up with him. At a recent event in Tulsa, Oklahoma, it did. Published June 9, 2021
The Chinese Communist Party recently announced that it will now allow each family to have three children. Published June 5, 2021
Recently, the environmental community and its allies in the media were in a tizzy over the change of two members of Exxon Mobil's board of directors. Published June 2, 2021
The good news today is that, despite the fears of some, the Biden administration is subject to the laws of entropy, decay, gravity and inertia. Published May 28, 2021
Politics is downstream from culture. That insight, from the late Andrew Breitbart, is simple, true and powerful. Published May 26, 2021
How excited would you be about the possibility of Google owning and operating your local electric utility? Or controlling how electricity gets to you? Published May 21, 2021
A month ago, this column predicted that we had seen the peak of the Biden administration. Published May 19, 2021
If you blinked, you may have missed it, but as part of his climate summit in April, President Biden promised to reduce U.S. emissions of greenhouse gases by 50% by 2030. Published May 16, 2021
In the last 12 months, the Republican National Committee and its cognates have declined to create a platform and seem uninterested in conducting an assessment of their losses. Published May 12, 2021
Thanks in part to Sen. Tim Scott, it looks like we have hit the peak of the "America is a systemically racist country" craze. Published May 9, 2021
This may shock you, but the Biden administration is not telling the complete truth, or really much of the truth at all, when it comes to its proposed tax and spending increases. Published May 5, 2021
This is the transcript of an interview between Michael McKenna, columnist for The Washington Times, and Rep. Lee Zeldin, a New York Republican who is running to replace Gov. Andrew Cuomo in 2022. Published May 2, 2021
Rep. Lee Zeldin, a Republican who represents the eastern end of Long Island, in April announced his intention to run for governor of New Yo Published May 1, 2021
How many times can you call your competitors socialists, idiots, sleepy, etc., before ordinary voters discover you have nothing material to say and stop listening? Published April 28, 2021
Over the last week or so, some House Republicans have made it clear that they want to "do something" about climate change. That is both bad and not surprising news. Published April 24, 2021
If you love America, and you have a moment today, remember the men at Lexington and Concord. Published April 21, 2021
