Robert Mueller announced indictments Friday of 13 people in his investigation of Russian meddling in the 2016 election.
Today's Commentary: Mueller indicts Russian nationals --DOJ connection to Fusion GPS -- FBI protocols not followed -- Silver platter clues -- Abortionists claim... -- Real problems point to the leftwing -- Additional Mike Huckabee commentaries
There’s an old saying attributed to Mark Twain or Benjamin Disraeli, that there are three kinds of lies: “Lies, damned lies and statistics.” One damnably dishonest statistic that’s being quoted far and wide in the media in the wake of the tragic school shooting in Florida is a claim by the pro-gun control group “Everytown for Gun Safety” that there have been 291 school shootings in America since 2013.
Today's Commentary: Cooked gun statistics --Is America the only place? -- The Senate tries and fails -- FBI rank and file react -- #1 item purchased with EBT cards -- 2,000 bad apples at IRS -- Additional Mike Huckabee commentaries
Unless you’re new to reading my commentary, you know that much of it has had to do with what we call the Death Of Journalism.
A cliché has arisen among those who are trying to politicize tragic school shootings like the one this week in Florida by blaming guns, Republicans, the NRA or the Second Amendment, that America is the “only place where this happens.”
Maybe Banks’ real problem wasn’t that he smoked pot once four years ago. Maybe it was that he was honest and admitted it. From what I’ve seen of Washington, violating drug laws is no big deal, but being that honest is a career-killer.
Today's Commentary: Trump offers unique Food Stamp proposal --Sharyl Attkisson and the real story of "fake news" -- Rob Porter security clearance update -- Residents fleeing blue states -- Adam Schiff admits the truth -- Attorneys General come together -- Additional Mike Huckabee commentaries
America’s spy agencies have long been a source of inspiration to comedy writers, with their penchant for impenetrable doubletalk (“Get Smart,” “Dr. Strangelove,” Col. Flagg on “MASH”). But I pity the poor comedy writers struggling to come up with anything wackier than what’s actually being floated in federal court by the CIA.
The 4th Circuit Court of Appeals in Virginia has joined with the so-far-left-it’s-floating-out-in-the-Bay 9th Circuit Court in San Francisco in ruling President Trump’s ban on entry to the US from eight countries unconstitutional.
The White House press secretary (full disclosure: I know her pretty well) explained the discrepancy between claims that the FBI informed the White House of allegations of domestic abuse against former aide Rob Porter earlier than reported and the White House’s claim that they accepted his resignation just 24 hours after learning about them.
Trump Derangement Syndrome has become such a pervasive malady that it may be time to add it to the DSN (Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders).
Today's Commentary: Transgender bathroom ruling --More infrastructure please -- Democrat wins Florida House seat -- Let's get real about national security threats -- Reality at odds with liberal narrative -- Attorneys General come together -- Additional Mike Huckabee commentaries
As much as the mainstream media criticize President Trump for lacking “precision” in his language, they take the cake for being deliberately vague and imprecise in theirs.
The Trump Department of Education announced that it will no longer investigate complaints made by transgender students who are upset at being barred from school bathrooms and locker rooms of the sex they identify with.
Today's Commentary: NMedia bias on display at the Olympics --Journalistic malpractice deepens -- Media going gaga -- Heading to Israel -- Feel-good story -- RIP Vic Damone -- Additional Mike Huckabee commentaries
Today's Commentary: The Obamas' official portraits are...interesting --Vile opinions of Life -- Susan Rice's memo -- Liberal haters: No sense of decency -- Marty Allen passes -- Democrat fan-boys for the wrong flag -- Additional Mike Huckabee commentaries
Here’s some “change” that will help give “hope” of survival to American businesses and to due process rights. The Trump Justice Department just put new limits on so-called “guidance documents” issued by federal agencies.
What do you think of the official portraits of former President and First Lady Barack and Michelle Obama that have just been unveiled? If you haven’t seen them yet, take a little time to check them out and think about them, and then we’ll talk.
In case you hadn’t heard, the Winter Olympics in South Korea are now underway (they started on Friday, but so far, TV ratings are way down from four years ago).
Today's Commentary: NYT story makes great point about Russian-sourced dirt -- Bears Ears update -- Remembering James Foley -- Turning the Tide -- Blue wave? -- New Eastwood film -- Additional Mike Huckabee commentaries
President Trump had said he was inclined to okay the release of a response from the Democrats on the House Intelligence Committee to a memo outlining FBI abuse of FISA warrants to spy on his campaign, but after seeing it, he decided against it.
At last, Nancy Pelosi has a reason to chant, “We’re Number One!” The number one place in America for “out-migration,” with the biggest negative gap between people moving in and moving out, is her congressional district, the San Francisco Bay area. One driving factor for the mass exodus is stratospheric housing costs due to all the Silicon Valley tech money.
“If It Weren’t For Double Standards…” Dept: At this link is a round-up of quotes from top Democrats who are now blasting President Trump as a wannabe Hitler/Stalin/Kim Jong Un for proposing a military parade.