By Robert Romano If turnout on Super Tuesday was any indication, Republicans are highly motivated in this year’s presidential cycle. 8.9 million voters showed up to vote for Republican candidates Donald Trump, Ted Cruz, Marco Rubio and John Kasich, on Super Tuesday , compared with just 5.6 million for Democrats Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders. In elections, turnout determines everything, and on Super Tuesday, Republicans easily won 59 percent […]

By Rick Manning A decade ago, “free trade” supporter Thomas Friedman of The New York Times appeared on CNBC with the late Tim Russert and declared there was no free trade agreement he would ever oppose. “No. Absolutely not,” he said . Friedman went on to acknowledge he […]

By Robert Romano “When Donald opened his club in Palm Beach called Mar-a-Lago, he insisted on accepting Jews and blacks even though other clubs in Palm Beach to this day discriminate against blacks and Jews. The old guard in Palm Beach was outraged that Donald would accept […]

By Rick Manning #neverTrump has become the fashionable Twitter hashtag in GOP political circles over the past few days, as Republican wags and others declare their willingness to turn control over the Supreme Court to Hillary Clinton should Donald Trump get the nomination to oppose her. The question […]

By Dustin Howard Ronald Reagan had a gift, an uncommon talent for being able to connect with the American people; his was the vox populi, the voice of the people. Donald Trump, if election results are any indicator, has a similar gift, albeit in a […]

  By Robert Romano As the Donald Trump presidential campaign continues to gather momentum and delegates toward the July 18 through 21 Republican nominating convention in Cleveland, Ohio, there is an emerging theme in GOP establishment circles. And that is the idea of a brokered or even […]

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By Robert Romano “Our nation faces its greatest internal divide in more than 100 years, and the Supreme Court’s current composition reflects that division. Many of the issues that will define the next century are likely to be decided by whoever is the next member of the […]

By Rick Manning Can you imagine being forced to train your replacement when the corporation that preached family to you decided they could go cheaper if they just imported a foreign worker? Well that is exactly was Disney Corporation forced some of their highly skilled IT employees to endure, […]

By Senator Mike Lee A year ago today, five unelected bureaucrats at the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) decided to exploit an 80-year-old law meant for regulating radio, telephone, and telegraph operations, in order to begin regulating the Internet. As unprecedented a step as this was, […]