How 'storm the Capitol' and 'defund the police' are intertwined
Sadly, it has become increasingly politically advantageous to denounce and decry America's sacred ideals, traditions and conventions. Published January 21, 2021
Tom DeLay is a former House majority leader, the second-ranking leader in the U.S. House of Representatives. As majority leader, he was responsible for developing the issues and policies that formed the Republican agenda. When Mr. DeLay left Congress in 2006, he devoted himself to helping conservatives. He is the founder of First Principles LLC, a consulting firm that works with a range of political organizations in the fields of grass roots, new media, communications and issue advocacy.
Sadly, it has become increasingly politically advantageous to denounce and decry America's sacred ideals, traditions and conventions. Published January 21, 2021
SharesThis message is directed to the U.S. Congress and all pro-life voters: Published January 17, 2018
SharesThe ideal presidential candidate is a man or woman with God at the core of his or her life and the Constitution at the center of his or her philosophy of government. Published January 25, 2016
SharesI found President Obama's State of the Union address this week infuriating — and exhilarating. Published January 22, 2015
SharesThey say you only get one chance to make first impression, and right now, I'm a little worried about how the new Republican majorities in the House and Senate are coming off in the very first days of the 114th Congress. Published January 8, 2015
SharesAfter years of deception and cover-up, the American people, through the hard work of their congressional representatives, finally learned the ugly truth this week about terrible acts done in their name but without their knowledge. While many of those responsible continue to defend their handiwork, the revelations are sure to leave a permanent stain on those in government who played any role in the atrocities revealed. Published December 11, 2014
SharesPresident Obama is proposing a task force, and — for once — I'm glad that he did. Published December 4, 2014
SharesIn the wake of the great Republican midterm triumphs, when the American people decisively rejected the agenda of President Obama and the Democrats, we're already hearing voices counseling moderation — that we should run from a fight with the president before it's even begun. Published November 20, 2014
SharesThe American people better hope Obamacare covers Dramamine, given the furious amount of spin coming out of Washington since the midterm elections. Published November 13, 2014
SharesThat wasn't a wave. That wasn't even a tsunami. Tuesday was a Category 5 political hurricane in which the American people effectively wiped out the entire agenda of President Obama and the Democrats. Published November 6, 2014
SharesThe debates are done. The arguments have all been made. The closing ads have all been shot. So let's skip the philosophical debates for one week and just talk about on who's going to win next Tuesday. Published October 30, 2014
SharesForget Nov. 4. Let's talk about Nov. 5. Published October 16, 2014
SharesWhen Zeke Emanuel writes a provocative, 5,000-plus-word polemic on why he — and by extension the rest of us — should hope to die at 75 in order to ease the burden on family, friends and society, it can't be written off as the ravings of a rogue intellectual. Published October 9, 2014
SharesI majored in biology, not psychology, in college, but I think you can tell a lot about this president by analyzing his body language during this very momentous week. Published September 25, 2014
SharesAs the Congress and the country debate the momentous question of how to meet the threat posed by the Islamic State and other enemies in the war on terrorism, one thing has become increasingly clear: It's impossible to conduct and win a war when you're led by an anti-war president. Published September 18, 2014
SharesWhen the first plane hit, I was participating in a press conference so insignificant I can't even recall what the topic was. Published September 11, 2014
SharesYou can tell a lot about a person from his appointment book, and that's certainly true of our president this week. Meeting with Democratic supporters in Wisconsin one day and world leaders in Europe just a few days later, President Obama told us all we need to know about his administration's shortcomings, in both foreign and domestic policy. Published September 4, 2014
SharesWe still don't have all the facts about happened in Ferguson, but we can already draw one big lesson. Published August 28, 2014
SharesWhen it can't win at the ballot box, the Left heads for the courthouse. Published August 18, 2014
SharesA pair of primaries this week offered an instructive lesson in what Republicans must do — and must not do — as they gear up for battle with President Obama and the Democrats this fall. Published August 7, 2014
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