Harris may be staying away, but Trump is planning a visit at the invitation of Texas governor Abbott: “Biden and Harris won’t even tour the scenes of the wreckage they created, or come down and visit with the Border Patrol … Continue reading →
First let me say that nothing that comes out of Biden’s mouth would surprise me. And let me also say that I see no reason to believe everything or anything that comes out of his mouth. But one thing I … Continue reading →
And the reason was not that he was a mean old SOB. The reason was that they made sense. At least, that’s what Biden appears to be saying here: While speaking to reporters on the south lawn of the White … Continue reading →
He makes the Democrats and the MSM look foolish when they predict disaster and his policies are successful, and then he points out their own failures in a way that’s clear and direct enough for nearly anyone to understand. They … Continue reading →
Sometimes I think that people on the right are more fond of bashing the Republicans in Congress than they are of bashing the Democrats. I understand and share some of that impulse – the lack of fight and/or of conservative … Continue reading →
I haven’t written much about Biden’s border policy yet because it seems so utterly unsurprising to me, as well as depressing. Did anyone really fail to foresee what he and/or his administration would do, and what the result would be? … Continue reading →
Texas has won a temporary victory over Biden’s halt to deportations: Attorney General Ken Paxton today commended the United States District Court for the Southern District of Texas for granting a nationwide temporary restraining order halting implementation of the Biden … Continue reading →
Biden announced during the campaign that he had plans to send a bill to Congress that would give “11 million” illegal aliens (he didn’t use that term) citizenship. He also made the pledge during the final debate, so it’s not … Continue reading →
The relative quietness on the southern border – both because of Trump’s policies, and then the effects of COVID as well – has made it almost a non-issue in 2020. And that’s too bad for Trump, in a way, because … Continue reading →
The way it went: “We do not decide whether DACA or its rescission are sound policies. ‘The wisdom’ of those decisions ‘is none of our concern,’” Roberts wrote in his opinion. “We address only whether the agency complied with the … Continue reading →
Roger Scruton wrote the following in 2006, almost a decade and a half ago. The subject matter is immigration, but it’s relevant to a lot more than that particular subject: The destructive effects of liberalism are not usually felt by … Continue reading →
Here’s a good discussion of a recent SCOTUS decision, and in particular some remarks by Justice Gorsuch in a concurring opinion. The Court voted 5-4 to lift a nationwide injunction placed by a district court judge on Trump’s new rule … Continue reading →