So, how can Republicans make the most productive use of the next two years, to really make a difference? Andrew C. McCarthy has a new, very helpful column that offers some direction.

The other day, my newsletter featured commentary on a November 11 article in the Wall Street Journal by former Clinton strategist Mark Penn and Andrew Stein that predicted Hillary Clinton would not only run for President again in 2020 but would be the Democratic nominee.

Once again proving the statistically impossible truism that votes counted after Election Day always increase the Democrats’ total...

Chilling...

The votes (real or “found”) haven’t even all been counted yet in the 2018 midterm election travesty, and there’s already a new topic of conversation; namely, who’s going to run for President in 2020?

The following commentary first ran on Veterans Day 2017. It is repeated here in updated form because in the current divisive political atmosphere, where patriotism and respect for the military are under increasing fire, it strongly bears repeating…

President Trump’s appointment of Jeff Sessions’ chief of staff Matt Whitaker as acting attorney general to temporarily replace Jeff Sessions is generating a lot of hysterical screaming from Democrats, who will not accept anything less than a totally unfettered special counsel.

You’d think all the Democrats would be really happy right now.

Observations on some of the races around the nation...

I’ve commented on that lame “joke” on Saturday Night Live’s “Weekend Update” about Texas congressional candidate Dan Crenshaw.