By Natalia Castro Ruth Bader Ginsburg decided being a Supreme Court Justice wasn’t enough, she had to get involved in presidential politics too. And now that she has, she’s proving completely unfit to continue sitting at the bench. In an interview with the New York Times on July 8 2016, Ginsburg made her feelings clear, saying , “I can’t imagine what this place […]

By Nathan Mehrens Imagine a world where a large conglomerate of multi-national companies get to control the electromagnetic spectrum, not just in the U.S., but worldwide. They decide who gets to broadcast, the rates charged for broadcasting licenses, and because they believe in “human rights,” […]

By Natalia Castro Bernie Sanders has left his Never Hillary fans confused as can be after he endorsed Hillary Clinton for president. Despite an entire campaign aimed not just against Clinton, but the entirety of the political establishment she represents, Sanders has sold himself out […]

By A.F. Branco Click here for a higher resolution version.

By Natalia Castro Hillary Clinton lost the youth vote to Bernie Sanders, now to compensate, she’s trying to be him to get it back. Clinton has agreed to meet Sanders halfway on education policy in an attempt to convince America’s college age youth that she […]

By David Bozeman Trying to convince the electorate that Hillary and Bill Clinton are corrupt is as futile an effort as selling the public on VHS tapes. Everyone, even Democrats, know that the Clintons are, shall we say — ethically challenged. Too many just don’t […]

By Robert Romano Did you vote for Donald Trump or Bernie Sanders in the primary? Think shifting economic production overseas and outsourcing jobs via mega trade deals like the 12-nation Trans-Pacific Partnership is just dumb? Or that it might be better to tax foreign goods to discourage […]

By Rick Manning As originally published at http://thehill.com/blogs/pundits-blog/presidential-campaign/286916-clinton-not-sophisticated-enough-to-understand-email FBI Director James Comey testified before Congress that former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton may not have been “sophisticated enough” to understand what the classified markings on emails meant. This lack of “sophistication” was used to explain Clinton’s lack of knowledge that she […]

By Natalia Castro In 2014 the House of Representatives passed the Transportation, Housing, and Urban Development (THUD) appropriations bill by a vote of 229 to 192. In 2015 , the support for the bill was narrower, passing 216 to 210. However, this year it may not have the votes […]

By Nathan Mehrens When FBI director James Comey announced this week that that Hillary Clinton’s actions regarding her official email were not worthy of prosecution, his decision had ramifications far beyond the national security context and how officials handle classified material. Essentially he has signed […]