“Self-obsessed rich guys.” That’s how the Kamala Harris campaign dismissed Monday’s history-making chat on X between President Trump and Elon Musk. But once you’ve heard it, you’ll understand why the Democrats didn’t want you to.

I’ve said before that I don’t want to criticize anyone who served in the military, but the accusations against Minnesota Gov. and Harris running mate Tim Walz just keep snowballing.

A judicial council ruled that a group of federal judges did not violate ethics regulations when they refused to hire Columbia University grads as law clerks.

It’s always best to be skeptical of what your government tells you, but at this point, one has to wonder if even ONE THING this administration tells us is the truth.

Though it’s commonly said that the Second Amendment is the most important because it enforces all the others, we can’t forget that government “of the people, by the people and for the people” is not possible without the First Amendment, specifically the free exchange of information.

If last week is any indicator, this may be dumbest vice-presidential election campaign since the late, unlamented Spiro T. Agnew threw in the towel rather than face federal prosecutors.

If you are wondering how to vote in this 2024 presidential election, the following information should end your dilemma. You may be trying to discern which candidate is the best choice to receive your vote. You may even try to analyze each candidate in detail, but this is a waste of time. The election comes down to Team Blue (Democrats) and the Team Red Team (Republican).

Considering that with Harris-Walz the left has just given us THE most outrageously leftist ticket we’ve ever seen in a presidential race, one that they, in saner times, wouldn’t have dared risk, one that the right is even (relatively speaking) happy to be running against, it’s time to wonder what is really going on with the Democrats.

First of all, the “centrist” Walz doesn’t even balk at being called a socialist. He even once said that “One person’s socialism is another person’s neighborliness.”

Tuesday morning, US stock futures bounced back a bit after Monday’s historic plummet, when the NASDAQ fell over 1,000 points for the first time ever. But we’re hardly out of the woods yet. The Dow dropped over 1,000 points on Monday, on top of big losses last week. As of this writing, the Dow is back up by about 480 points.