We’ve been waiting interminably for the Inspector General’s report on procedural problems and political bias relating to the FBI’s investigation into Hillary Clinton’s mishandling of classified materials.
Today's Commentary: Stunning Uranium One deal overlaps with other stories -- Media bias on display -- One final idiotic opinion from John Paul Stevens -- Genocide -- Roller coaster ride -- Additional Mike Huckabee commentaries
A few months ago, Michael Wolff’s book of unverified rumors about the Trump White House, “Fire and Fury,” topped the best-seller list and made him a hot talk show guest.
If you’re going to devote your life to a cause, you’d think that at some point, you’d sit down at the computer for half an hour and do a little research to learn the most basic facts about it.
Wednesday morning at the Georgia State Capitol, ex-Governors Nathan Deal and Sonny Perdue paid tribute to former Senator and Governor Zell Miller, who died last weekend at 86.
The Trump Administration’s decision to include a question about being a US citizen in the 2020 Census is being denounced by liberals, especially those from blue states with large numbers of illegal immigrants.
One of the Parkland, Florida, high school anti-gun activists is taking heat for wearing a Cuban flag patch on her jacket.
It’s amazing how much overlap there is in several stories going on right now. For example, while special counsel Robert Mueller’s team continues to investigate alleged but so-far-unsupported ties between the 2016 Trump campaign and “Russia Russia Russia,” Congress is examining alleged and very-much-supported ties between the Clintons and Russia as seen in the unfortunate (for us) Uranium One deal.
Last week, when the Dow lost over 700 points on one day and 400 the next, largely over fears of a trade war with China over President Trump’ new tariffs, I warned you that...
One clue that the news media are biased is when you have a major event that gets wall-to-wall live coverage, yet only non-mainstream sources point out the obvious truth about it.
Former Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens wrote an editorial for the New York Times, claiming that the Second Amendment is outdated and should be repealed.
Today's Commentary: Hillary's excuses continue -- Facebook apologizes -- The three things Americans can't live with -- At least some lawyers avoid conflicts of interest -- The Stormy Daniels interview -- Additional Mike Huckabee commentaries
Some states have either passed or are considering bans on abortion solely because a pre-natal test indicates that the baby may have Down syndrome.
I was Lt. Gov of AR when the Governor was forced to resign because of felony convictions and that elevated me to the office of Governor. We fought the corruption that had infected the state and saw about 17 legislators and other high officials indicted, tried, and convicted.
Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg took out full page ads in major Sunday newspapers (I’ll let the irony of that sink in for a while…Okay, ready to continue?) to apologize over the recent scandal involving unauthorized data gathering.
At the end of last week, word was that with the exit of John Dowd, President Trump’s lead attorney in the special counsel investigation, Trump was bringing on the husband-and-wife legal team of Joseph diGenova and Victoria Toensing.
Early Sunday evening, I thought I heard a wet plopping sound coming from my TV. Turns out it was just “60 Minutes’” reputation for journalistic integrity taking a nosedive into a giant pit of mud.
Hillary Clinton’s recent remarks in India, in which she blamed her Presidential loss in 2016 on Trump voters being racist and sexist, and on women obeying their husbands and voting against her, rightly generated so much angry backlash that Democrats up for reelection in red states are trying to build a “big, beautiful wall”...between them and Hillary.
Today's Commentary: At least SOME lawyers avoid conflicts of interest -- Great video-- UPENN law professor denounced -- John Bolton returns -- Excellent op-ed -- Additional Mike Huckabee commentaries
Today's Commentary: A good guy with a gun -- Hillary Clinton update -- Fake news outrage -- Andrew McCabe's pity party -- France terror update -- Additional Mike Huckabee commentaries
Here is yet another reason why we don’t allow people to serve as lawmakers until they are at least 25 (and one hopes, have taken Logic 101 class).
Today's Commentary: Trump condemns system, signs spending bill to protect military -- 2200 pages of frustration -- Saudi progress -- Andrew McCabe -- Music returns -- Additional Mike Huckabee commentaries
Yesterday, President Trump first threatened to veto that horrific $1.3 trillion omnibus spending bill, then reluctantly signed it, saying he had to do it because of the necessary military spending increase, but warning that it’s the last such bill he’ll ever sign.
President Trump hastily called an early Friday afternoon press conference to announce that, yes, he is signing the “omnibus” spending bill and, NO, he is never signing such a bill again.
If there’s one sure way for Congressional Republicans to tell whether or not they should support a bill, it’s to look at the reactions to it from Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer.