I’ve been observing Trump closely since the summer of 2015, and I think I can safely say I know most of his methods of operating when he’s campaigning. He has long attacked all opponents in his own party when he … Continue reading →
I don’t know about you, but I thought that Trump’s press secretary Kayleigh McEnany was one of the best people in the Trump adminstration. Calm, whip-smart, articulate, mega-prepared, and attractive, she always had an answer and usually a very very … Continue reading →
Commenter “stan” writes: What has the GOP done to enable it to get its message out so that the MSM monopoly is neutralized? This is the issue. The GOP and conservatives have whined about the unfairness of the news media … Continue reading →
Well, at least she admitted it: Remember how "two weeks to flatten the curve" turned into months of lockdowns? This was by design. It was never about "flattening the curve." This was a lie. In her memoir, Deborah Birx, the … Continue reading →
…although there’s a common misconception to that effect. I noticed a couple of people mentioning the supposed rule yesterday in the comments – thus, this post. Here’s the scoop: There’s no law or regulation against a president and vice president … Continue reading →
Here are some predictions of mine, even though I usually try not to make political predictions. But I’ll go out a step or two on a limb and say that: (1) Trump and DeSantis will not run on a ticket … Continue reading →
It’s a given that the left and the MSM hate DeSantis and will do their best to destroy him. It’s also a given, apparently, that the portion of the right one might call EverTrumpers also detest DeSantis. People who’ve read … Continue reading →
…promoted by Hillary. Andrew C. McCarthy writes: …[There were] many ways the FBI went easy on [Hillary] Clinton, as Durham reveals the agency dropped at least four criminal investigations related to her. The Clinton Foundation was understandably suspected by FBI … Continue reading →
Turley is correct: “Raw, unanalyzed, and uncorroborated.” Those words from the Durham Report summed up one of the most damning investigations in the Justice Department’s history. In the 305-page report released Monday, special counsel John Durham concluded that the Trump-Russia … Continue reading →
People on the right who have been following Russiagate since the start have long been aware of most of the allegations in the Durham Report. People on the left either don’t care about them, don’t believe them, or applaud them … Continue reading →
And here it is. Now, you may be forgiven for ironically asking, “Durham who?” Not that you’ve forgotten him, but that you’ve lost any sense that anything in this report will matter in any real sense in terms of consequences. … Continue reading →
I didn’t watch it. I assume Trump was Trump, with the usual pluses and minuses. Here’s Roger Kimball on the evening’s festivities: On and on it went. Collins playing Whac-A-Mole, Trump declining to be whapped. There were no moments like … Continue reading →