I’m sorry, but I can’t bring myself to read the whitewash report by Inspector General Michael Horowitz about the Justice Department’s abuses in investigating President Trump during and after the 2016 election. Why bother? As I predicted here and here, it’s just a rerun of Horowitz’s report about the FBI’s deeply flawed probe of Hillary
Well, it’s happened again. Another conservative has been banned from a Twitter for posting an inconvenient truth. This time it was Pete Hegseth, the weekend co-host from “Fox & Friends.” He had the audacity to tweet part of the anti-American hate-filled online manifesto of the Saudi terrorist who killed three people in a terrorist attack
The Democrats made their fatal mistake today — they brought their impeachment fantasy to the public and expected the public to buy their fantasy. So Nancy Pelosi and her six little dwarves announced two articles of impeachment Tuesday morning, and the best they could come up with were “abuse of power” and “obstruction of Congress.”
I wanted to let all my readers know that Amazon has removed my status as an Amazon Associate and has closed my Amazon storefront. Apparently, I violated Amazon rules by asking my readers to bookmark my Amazon storefront. I wanted to thank all of you who visited my storefront or clicked on my associate links
Listening to Rep. Jerry Nadler’s opening statement suggests to me that the Democrats in Congress may truly be possessed. Like the Salem Witch Hunt, the ones making the accusations are the only ones doing the devil’s work, and the people being accused are guilty of nothing except possibly being a little different than everyone else.
On occasion my column at Real Clear Politics comes out early because of breaking news. Such was the case this week. My column usually appears on Monday, but ran last Friday to analyze Nancy Pelosi’s announcement that she would proceed with impeachment. I am running it again here to make sure my regular Monday readers
Rep. Mark Meadows made two mistakes Sunday morning. First, he agreed to appear on CNN. Second, he told CNN’s Dana Bash that she was a “good journalist.” He probably regretted both mistakes, but after Sunday’s episode of “State of the Union,” there was certainly no room for doubt that Dana Bash is not a good
For the second time, Nancy Pelosi and her Democrat Stooges have been challenged to demonstrate that they do not intend to railroad President Trump without letting him present a defense. How do you think that will turn out? The rules of the House anticipated that the majority might try to silence the minority, and that’s
Nancy Pelosi’s audacity in citing the Declaration of Independence as a justification for impeachment gave away the game — she was really announcing a rebellion, a revolution, a coup. I rushed my column together and asked Real Clear Politics to publish it early, so it’s out today instead of Monday like usual. Let me know
I’m sure all my readers were shocked this morning to hear Nancy Pelosi announce that she has authorized “her chairmen” to proceed with drawing up Articles of Impeachment against President Trump. You probably thought that based upon the 30 hours of hearings before Adam Schiff’s House Intelligence Committee, there was no way to proceed with