06.23.2017

Cartoon: Leading From Behind

06.23.2017

Benghazi 2.0

The Trump administration recently received criticism for not immediately moving the embassy in Tel Aviv, Israel to the Jerusalem, the capital of Israel. I am in favor of the move, but not just yet. Moving the embassy would be an acknowledgement that Jerusalem is the capital city […]

06.22.2017

Without the wall, gang violence will continue pouring into the U.S.

By Printus LeBlanc The FBI reports there are an estimated 1.4 million people in over 33,000 gangs across the country now. These gangs are responsible for 48 percent of all violent crime in America. The government does not produce statistics that state how many of the 1.4 […]

06.22.2017

#Resistance is futile

By Natalia Castro Despite tens of millions of dollars to fuel the Democratic “resistance” of President Donald Trump, Georgia remains in Republican hands. Karen Handel’s win in Georgia’s 6th District indicates that voters are as resolved as they were in November 2016 to see Congress […]

06.22.2017

Production portraying Caesar as Trump obscures Shakespeare’s warning against political violence

By Robert Romano Does the portrayal of Julius Caesar as President Donald Trump in New York City Public Theater’s production of William Shakespeare’s play of the same name in Central Park, where Caesar is stabbed to death, miss the Bard’s central warning of the perils of political violence? As readers are familiar — or […]

06.21.2017

Senate GOP meets today to discuss Obamacare replacement

By Robert Romano Today, Senate Republicans are set to meet in-conference to begin discussing the details of their version of repealing and replacing Obamacare — and ultimately maybe even how the GOP will fare in the 2018 midterms. No word on what will be included, but according to a June 20 NBC News report , “Republican […]

06.21.2017

Wisconsin case puts political district gerrymandering on trial in Supreme Court

By Natalia Castro The Supreme Court is prepared to hear another case on gerrymandering. While in recent history the courts have ruled against the practice of racial gerrymandering as unconstitutional, there have been repeated attempts to get the court to rule on partisan gerrymandering, the […]

06.21.2017

We pause to remark

By Don Todd With all of their unsourced and blind sourced articles the only difference between the National Enquirer and the Washington Post and the New York Times is that the National Enquirer does not have a left-wing agenda. Why do we call single terrorists lone wolfs? […]

06.20.2017

Is Speaker Ryan getting ready to hand the gavel over?

By Printus LeBlanc A very important election, in a normally solidly Republican district, is happening today. The eyes of the political world will be on Georgia’s 6th Congressional District, where Jon Ossoff (D), is attempting to flip the district from red to blue against Karen […]

06.20.2017

Cartoon: Hypnotic suggestion

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