By Robert Romano “Are the prices just not passed through yet? No, I think what’s happening is everything’s evening out. You know, when we charge, see what people don’t understand the other countries have been charging almost — every country charges us tariffs. We had deficits with […]

By Manzanita Miller   Republicans have made significant inroads with Hispanic voters in recent elections, with President Donald Trump earning the greatest share of the Hispanic vote for any modern Republican President in 2024 and House Republicans gaining nine points last fall compared to 2020.    As […]

By Robert Romano Federal spending outlays will increase a whopping $3.38 trillion from their 2024 level of $6.87 trillion to $10.2 trillion by 2034, according to former President Joe Biden’s last budget submitted to the White House Office of Management and Budget (OMB). The estimates are a year old, and we still await President Donald Trump’s first full budget that will adjust the baseline, hopefully […]

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By Robert Romano Following the House and Senate completing their work on the One Big Beautiful Bill Act , enacting much of President Donald Trump’s legislative agenda as he signed it into law on July 4, Democrats are now shifting their posture towards the 2026 Congressional midterms with an eye to reclaiming the […]

By Robert Romano “All the world can now see the truth: Brennan, Clapper and Comey manipulated intelligence and silenced career professionals — all to get Trump. Thank you to the career @CIA officers who conducted this review and exposed the facts.” That was Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) […]

By Robert Romano For a while, it looked like it might be one, big, beautiful mess, but now Congress has officially enacted, H.R. 1, the One Big Beautiful Bill Act , fulfilling Republicans’ legislative agenda on tax cuts, the border and immigration enforcement that President Donald Trump and Congressional Republicans campaigned on in 2024 that […]

By Bill Wilson There is a growing concern among Democrats and pundits that after a crushing defeat in the 2024 presidential election and persistently low rankings in public trust, the Democratic Party doesn’t need modest tweaks to win back the public but requires a complete overhaul. Left-wing […]

By Robert Romano   Antitrust concerns don’t arise without good reason. More often than not, modern-day mergers between larger players in an industry can mean layoffs for workers and bad deals for consumers. It’s rare that a good deal comes along that spurs economic investment, brings back […]

By Manzanita Miller The month of June concluded with a historic victory for President Donald Trump and the American people when the Supreme Court effectively dismantled the strategy a network of federal judges has been using to block key elements of the president’s policy agenda in lower […]