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How President Trump has Helped Military Veterans
In 2017, President Trump signed off on a bill that will bring changes to the education benefits offered to service members, veterans and their families. The legislation, referred to as the Forever GI Bill, was passed unanimously in both the House and the Senate. Some...
Why Local Politics are Important
While national elections are highly publicized and the candidates much more well-known, voting in local elections is just as important. Local politicians are the ones most likely to make a tangible impact on your daily life; they enact policies that directly affect...
President Trump and the Media Coverage
Left-wing bias is omnipresent and as evident now nearly as much as God’s providence and designing hand in nature when looking into the Cosmos. The fact that the chilling effect of the media in the coverage of something as cut and dry as a natural disaster all under...
The Media and Senator John McCain
It’s funny how so many on the left suddenly love the late Senator McCain who did everything in their power to defeat him when he was running for president not once but twice. The trend is particularly catalyzed from the false media narrative on Trump as it’s hard to...
What to Know about the Paul Manafort Trial
Robert Mueller and his team of attorneys are currently trying to prove that former Trump campaign manager Paul Manafort concealed money from the IRS that he received while working as a lobbyist and political consultant for pro-Russia Ukrainian officials and when those...
WarminGate
This Nobel laureate has some valuable insight into global warming, which is now a huge business. After all, think about the fact that President Obama said our greatest threat was not ISIS, but global warming! To be clear, I don't deny global climate change whatsoever;...
Takeaways from the North Korea Summit
President Trump may have just sealed the deal on his reelection through his measured and skillful diplomacy, despite what you hear from the bombastic opposition media. “There is no longer a nuclear threat from North Korea,” he wrote on Twitter following the June 12...
So Many Jobs, Where Are the Hires?
When will the marginalization of conservatives in D.C. cease? According to a recent report by The Hill, administration staffers who pursue professional opportunities beyond the White House frequently experience disapproval and dismissal as they inquire about open...
The American Budget is Not a Term Paper
Last I checked, members of Congress weren't in college anymore - so why are they pulling all-nighters? Late last night, lawmakers cut a $1.3 trillion budgetary deal that would let them keep the metaphorical lights on for the next four months. The bill's passage comes...
Liberalism in Our Schools
At some point, we have to consider the kids. Despite the tireless efforts of conservative parents to raise their children on the straight and narrow, and foster the same moral values they themselves hold, more and more kids encounter liberalism on a daily basis -...
Political News
- The GOP’s 2024 primary field: How they win, how they loseWe put the presidential hopefuls into categories based roughly on their chances to get the GOP nomination.
- Europe gathered in unity for Ukraine. Zelenskyy's plea exposed its divisionsVolodymyr Zelenskyy came to a major summit in Moldova to ask for "security guarantees" just as France and Germany were diverging on the issue.
- 8 takeaways from the debt ceiling voteThe agreement secures some GOP priorities on spending, permits and the safety net, but left the heart of President Joe Biden's agenda intact — at least until the next fight.
- Senate averts default, sends debt bill to Biden’s deskThe vote caps off months of melodrama.
- 'Everything I did was right': Trump doubles down amid new classified docs reportsAt Iowa town hall, the former president quickly pivoted to President Joe Biden, who’s also had classified documents found in his possession.