Ever-Changing History
When people tell you something is a fact, you should ask them why are they so certain.
When people tell you something is a fact, you should ask them why are they so certain.
A Republican’s defeat in a district carried by Trump by 17 points is a warning to the GOP that a business-as-usual campaign will fail.
The people who are telling you the Trump administration isn’t doing the right things are the same people who propped up the previous administration while it totally screwed up the country.
Europeans express anger at some of the details, but also acceptance that he is the most powerful person in the world.
The average working American is going to get $1,000 more in refunds thanks to the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, signed into law July 4, 2025.
President Trump must remain calm, patient, conciliatory, and determined to live out the mandate which the American people have given him.
There is a clear sense that America is back, and we are dynamic and rapidly evolving.
Saying something important is simply not the same as doing something important.
Winston Churchill had a slip of paper that said, “Action this Day.” If the Iranian revolution is to succeed, its allies need to adopt Churchill’s sense of urgency.
The decay of simple, everyday honesty has achieved such momentum that the fabric of America is being undermined.