By Dustin Howard The President- hardly a stranger to hashtags, must’ve missed that #HumanRightsDay is trending on Twitter. While this was meant to observe South Africa’s Human Rights Day, on Twitter it has turned into a catch-all encompassing all sorts of narratives surrounding Human Rights. […]

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By Robert Romano While the nation’s political punditry was focused on illegal immigration as the hot-button issue for Republican presidential candidates in 2016 — with a lot of focus on Donald Trump, Ted Cruz and other candidates’ hard lines against illegal immigration — little attention was given […]

By Rick Manning A version of this article appeared at Granitegrok.com. Sen. Kelly Ayotte (R-N.H.) got it right when she walked back her open door to Obama’s Supreme Court nominee stating that she supports Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell’s (R-Ky.) position to not consider the nominee and let the people decide. “In the midst of […]

By Rick Manning As published at http://www.breitbart.com/big-government/2016/03/17/a-rebuttal-to-national-reviews-claim-that-white-working-class-deserves-to-die/ Normally I would ignore a run of the mill writer from a past its prime publication still living on the legacy of its founder, but Kevin Williamson’s attack on the white middle class is so beyond the pale that it cannot be ignored. Incredibly, the National Review writer proclaimed […]

By Robert Romano All the buzz in Washington, D.C. is about the possibility of a contested convention in Cleveland, Ohio for the Republican nomination in July, presumably to stop GOP frontrunner Donald Trump from securing the nod. Erick Erickson’s “Conservatives Against Trump” on March 17 released its plan to stop Trump — not by backing his top rival Texas Sen. Ted […]

By Dustin Howard The Washington Post’s headline on the story read , “One last indignity: The tea party swipes John Boehner’s seat”. Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio) resigned amid a contentious budget process last year. In a field of sixteen candidates, Warren Davidson  prevailed with a decisive […]

By Robert Romano No sooner than President Barack Obama had dropped his nominee to replace the late Justice Antonin Scalia on the Supreme Court, D.C. Circuit Chief Judge Merrick Garland, and Senate Republican leaders have declared him dead on arrival. “Co-equal authorities are throughout the Constitution, including […]

By Rick Manning Some people say that their vote doesn’t matter, and perhaps they are correct.  However, anyone watching last evening’s GOP returns from Missouri would likely beg to differ. As more and more votes came in, the margin between Donald Trump and Ted Cruz continued to […]

By Robert Romano Every week that goes by, and Donald Trump racks up more victories closer to the magic number of 1,237 delegates, and the more desperate the Washington, D.C. political establishment grows to stop him. This week, it is political activists Bill Wichterman, Bob Fischer and Erick Erickson hosting a closed door meeting in Washington, D.C. on Thursday “to strategize how to defeat Donald Trump for the […]