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President Trump Is the GOAT. But There Is One Thing Trump Has Not Done: Thousands of My Fans Are Asking, 'Where Are the Arrests?'
Remember the movie "City Slickers"?
Billy Crystal asked for the secret to life. Jack Palance said, "One thing."
President Donald Trump is the G.O.A.T. (the greatest of all time). His first two months have been a work of art. My fans love him. But one thing is missing. One thing that matters above all else:
WHERE ARE THE ARRESTS?
Because I ...Read more
The COVID Regime Was a Tragic Manifestation of the Illiberal Mindset for Which the Left Has Yet to Take Responsibility!
When I first came across Jonathan Chait's new Atlantic piece, "Why the COVID Reckoning Is So One-Sided," I assumed the answer would be that Democrats had been the ones relentlessly and tragically wrong about virtually everything during the pandemic. No such luck.
In Chait's telling, the Left remains uncannily open-minded, always striving for ...Read more
What Happens When Government Reports 'Alternative Facts'?
Much has been written about the Trump team's assault on civil society, universities, public health, the judiciary and our global alliances, and rightly so -- but there is one danger that deserves more attention because our ability to thwart this attempted revolution, this upending of our constitutional system, depends upon truth itself.
We ...Read more
Occam's Razor in an Era of Declining Public Trust
The venerable logical principle known as "Occam's razor," attributed to the 14th-century English philosopher and theologian William of Ockham, asserts that when confronted with multiple possible explanations for a causal phenomenon, the simplest explanation is -- absent persuasive evidence to the contrary -- usually correct.
Although hardly ...Read more
Two Wrongs and Right
Two wrongs do not make a right. There's really no argument on that point. But morality, morals, right, wrong and politics are easy to grapple with from the sidelines when you are inclined to think both political parties have lost their minds. Thus we arrive at the group chat from hell.
National Security Advisor Mike Waltz created a Signal ...Read more
The New York Times Defends Their PR Partners at NPR and PBS
Down in the basement of the Capitol on March 26, I witnessed in person an episode of government accountability that upset liberal journalists. That's because it was conservatives holding leftist "public" media networks accountable.
The House DOGE subcommittee questioned PBS CEO Paula Kerger and NPR CEO Katherine Maher about their daily deluge ...Read more
Abundance Versus 'Everything Bagel' Liberalism
"Imagine boarding a train in the center of a city," former President Barack Obama rhapsodized in April 2009. "No racing to an airport and across a terminal, no delays, no sitting on the tarmac, no lost luggage, no taking off your shoes. Imagine whisking through towns at speeds over 100 miles an hour, walking only a few steps to public ...Read more
Maybe Progressives Shouldn't Have Supported A Larger, More Extensive Federal Government For 100 Years
President Donald Trump is using every tool he has to challenge woke practices in America -- and he has a lot of them.
Notably, none of the mechanisms that the president is using were put in place by conservatives for leverage against progressive institutions.
No, Trump is simply availing himself of the vast federal apparatus created by ...Read more

S.E. Cupp: No on-the-job training for national security
“Michael Waltz has learned a lesson, and he’s a good man.”
This was the president of the United States’s defense of his national security adviser who’s embroiled in a humiliating, alarming, and ...Read more
The Signal Scandal Is Bad. But Team Trump Is Making It Worse
SAN DIEGO -- They say the cover-up can be worse than the crime. And in politics, the spin can do more damage than the scandal.
At this point, what needs to happen next really isn't that difficult.
If the Trump administration would simply acknowledge -- even in gutless Beltway speak -- that "mistakes were made" and offer assurances that said ...Read more
A Brief History of the Freedom of Speech
"I disagree with what you say but will defend to the death your right to say it."
-- Voltaire (1694-1778)
When Thomas Jefferson wrote the Declaration of Independence, he included in it a list of the colonists' grievances with the British government. Notably absent were any complaints about infringement upon speech.
In those days, ...Read more
Who Profits When Cities Burn? ActBlue, That's Who.
What would you call an organization that collects money from the public and distributes it to organizations that fund riots that result in billions of dollars in damages, that transfer the money to bail out criminals who ultimately kill and victimize innocent Americans, that support terrorist organizations and that pay for people that engage ...Read more
Rhetoric and Reality on American Manufacturing
If you believe the political rhetoric, you probably think America's industrial base has been hollowed out, gutted or "shipped overseas." Across the ideological spectrum, people say U.S. manufacturing is in decline. They argue mostly about who's to blame and how many tariffs we need to fix the problem.
This widely told tale is wrong.
For one ...Read more

Cal Thomas: Why are top universities getting federal money?
Columbia University at first appeared to have surrendered to President Trump’s demands that the New York school stop coddling antisemitic and anti-Israel demonstrators. The school announced it was buckling, not on principle, but because it ...Read more
On Security Breaches and the Infamous Signal Chat
This week, all hell broke loose in the media when Jeffrey Goldberg, left-leaning editor of The Atlantic, revealed that he had been accidentally included in a group chat with the top members of the Trump national security team. According to a Signal thread revealed by Goldberg, he was invited in by national security adviser Michael Waltz; other...Read more
The Gang That Couldn't Spook Straight
WASHINGTON -- Over the past 48 hours, President Donald Trump's national security team has looked like a pack of amateurs.
On Monday, The Atlantic's editor-in-chief, Jeffrey Goldberg, reported that he somehow got plugged into a group text among President Donald Trump's national security top guns as they went over plans to bomb the Houthi ...Read more
Fix Social Security With American Principles -- Ownership
The speed and seriousness with which Donald Trump is shaking up Washington has everyone's head spinning.
If the president called me and asked my advice how he should explain to the American people what he is doing, I would say he should tell every American to read our Declaration of Independence.
Donald Trump is working to restore the ...Read more
Loose App Links to Security Lapse: Consequential Mistake?
The news hook title isn't as crisp as World War II's "Loose Lips Sink Ships." It does send the relevant 21st-century message that digital communication systems have security flaws enemies can exploit to gather critical information.
WWII's brilliant rhyme warned that loose talk in a New York bar could tell Nazi spies where to position U-boats ...Read more
Stop the Litigation-Industrial Complex's War Against Trump
On Monday, the Trump administration struck back at the legal-industrial complex's war against MAGA. President Donald Trump's Justice Department filed an emergency request asking the Supreme Court to take a stand on the "epidemic" of national injunctions that leftist district court judges are using to halt the Trump agenda.
Trump's lawyers ...Read more
We Must Not Falls for the Same Stupid Stuff Anymore or DEI Is Dying!!
President Donald Trump ended federal DEI programs. Even before, companies were having second thoughts. Victoria's Secret changed "Diversity, Equity and Inclusion" to "inclusion and belonging." Now, even woke Disney, despite squandering 270 million shareholder dollars on a moronic new version of "Snow White," joined the mob of companies dropping ...Read more
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