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By Rick Manning President Obama and his band of Clouseau-like detectives are looking for the motive of the latest murder of men in blue, this time three Baton Rouge officers. A motive that is obvious to everyone who has paid attention to Obama and his Justice Department’s […]

By Nathan Mehrens Observers with concerns regarding the rule of law have grown accustomed to disappointing decisions from our courts occurring on a too frequent basis. For them, a recent decision from the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit in an important case […]

By Natalia Castro Sean Duffy, Republican Representative from Wisconsin, has been a star for two decades. Ever since his start as the Lumberjack Sports World Champion appearing on MTV’s “The Real World” in the 1990s and a commentator on ESPN, Duffy has been an icon […]

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By Natalia Castro and Robert Romano “I am pleased to announce that I have chosen Governor Mike Pence as my Vice Presidential running mate.” That was Donald Trump on Twitter today , confirming what everybody else already knew. Indiana Republican Governor Mike Pence is to be Donald Trump’s vice presidential pick. But does it […]

By Rick Manning The collective temper tantrum of many in the GOP about Donald Trump’s nomination is culminating in various behind the scenes fights at the Republican National Convention about who gets to vote and are they required to vote for Trump as their state delegate selection […]

By Robert Romano Don’t look now, but Donald Trump has taken the lead in critical swing states Florida and Pennsylvania, and is tied with Hillary Clinton in Ohio, new polling from Quinnipiac University shows . The poll was conducted from June 30 to July 11. In Florida, Clinton has dropped 8 points since […]

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,” […]