By Robert Romano “At some point here, the Democrats are going to have to start to pull Russians out of their hats, because I can’t find them.” That was House Select Committee on Intelligence Chairman U.S. Rep. Devin Nunes (R-Calif.) on the John Batchelor Program on June 1 , mocking the progress of the so-called Trump-Russia collusion investigation, which is apparently going rather poorly. Did they […]

By Natalia Castro Kathy Griffin’s imaginary execution of President Donald Trump was “only a joke” but the fear it incited in 11-year-old Barron Trump was anything but funny. As both sides of the aisle condemn Griffin’s actions, this incident serves as a reminder that political […]

By Printus LeBlanc The Senate is using “process” to avoid doing any work. The President and the Republican majorities in the House and Senate ran on a platform in 2016 of Obamacare repeal and replace, tax reform, and border security. The President’s agenda is being […]

By Natalia Castro After an embarrassing Democratic loss in the Montana special election, some are calling into question our entire election process. After Montana’s newly elected congressional representative Greg Gianforte engaged in a brawl with a reporter the night before the election, a New York […]

By Rick Manning As originally published at http://www.trentonian.com/opinion/20170525/guest-oped-americans-for-limited-government-hey-chris-christie-hands-off-horizon What in the world is Chris Christie up to? That is the question everyone in New Jersey politics, government, and business is asking themselves. Governor Christie has spent the better part of his final year in office pressuring Horizon Blue […]

By Natalia Castro It is no secret universities across the country are teaching America’s youth to adopt liberal ideology, but now they have taken this indoctrination a step further. Before students even enter college, university reading lists are promoting a progressive agenda. As universities continue […]

By Peter Hong This could be the hottest summer in Washington, D.C. I’m not talking about the weather.  I’m talking about the Supreme Court and the prospects for a confirmation fight like none other. With the Supreme Court’s current term coming to an end, rumors […]

By Printus LeBlanc In early February, five employees of the House of Representatives were banned from the House IT network. The five former House employees are the subject of a criminal investigation by the Capitol Hill Police. They are accused of stealing equipment and accessing House IT […]

By Robert Romano An unsealed April 26 court ruling from the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) Court found that the Obama administration had violated “the NSA’s minimization procedures involving queries of data acquired under Section 702 using U.S. person identifiers. The full scope of non-compliant querying practices had not been previously disclosed to the Court.” Under FISA, the court is supposed […]