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By Rick Manning Wall Street Journal columnist Kim Strassel explained in no uncertain terms how the primary elections in America are really just suggestions and there is a growing movement inside the GOP political class to find a way to disregard those results — and disenfranchise millions of voters. I voted for Ted Cruz.  I urged others to vote for him in my private […]

By Dustin Howard As bloody images roll in from Costa Mesa, Calif. where hard left protestors attacked supporters exiting a Donald Trump rally, the question that presents itself is, “How did things deteriorate to this point?” The respect for free speech was once sacrosanct, to […]

By Robert Romano “Being the first woman president would be quite a change from the presidents we’ve had, including President Obama.” That was Hillary Clinton herself at the very first Democrat presidential debate of the season on CNN on the Oct. 13, 2015 , in response to a question about how her presidency would not be like a third term of the Obama […]

By Rick Manning “Because of the objections we’ve heard from some of our colleagues, we introduced in this amended version of the bill a categorical exclusion of those who have committed a serious crime as defined by federal law at any point in their life.” That was […]

By Robert Romano The polls were all wrong in Pennsylvania, Maryland, Connecticut, Rhode Island and Delaware. The Real Clear Politics average of polls in Pennsylvania leading up to Tuesday’s Republican primary for president had Donald Trump up 48 percent to 27 percent . Instead, he won 58 percent to 22 percent. In Maryland, the average of the in the primary had Trump up 47 percent to 26 percent . Instead, he […]

By Dustin Howard The totalitarian temptation is proving too much for the left across America. Daniel Flynn, in his book A Conservative History of the American Left , contrasted the “Freedom Left”, the benign old-fashioned liberals, versus the “Force Left”, the descendants of Marx that malignantly oppose fundamental rights in pursuit of their radical […]

By Robert Romano Can you imagine winning $50,000 at a casino and driving away, happy about your winnings, only to be pulled over and having the large sum of cash seized all the while not being charged with any crime? That’s what happened to Tan Nguyen in Nevada in a case of civil asset forfeiture that was ultimately contested and overturned in […]

By Rick Manning The national push is on for the legalization of self-driving cars under the guise of safety and convenience.  Apparently, these so-called google cars have a better mapping system than I’m provided through my Android hand held device. Otherwise, no one would be dumb enough […]

By Robert Romano Do Internet domain names and their administration constitute property? That is a key question whose answer may determine the future of the Internet itself in the next few months, when a Department of Commerce contract with the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers […]