By Bill Wilson Establishment pundits have been desperately trying to explain how Donald Trump has been able to build commanding support that seems to be unfazed by relentless attacks. They confidently tell each other that this is just a summer fling, that the voters will “come home” after […]

By Robert Romano Ever since he announced his candidacy for president in June, Donald Trump has been setting the agenda for the rest of the field. And so, naturally,  his call to bring an end to birthright citizenship for illegal immigrants was all anybody could talk about last week. On NBC’s Meet the Press on August 16, Trump said , “We’re going to keep the families together, but they […]

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By Nathan Mehrens For a demonstration on how words can sound great, but have no effect without action, read the platitudes given by President Obama regarding government transparency and the federal Freedom of Information Act (FOIA). The FOIA is designed to give citizens a window […]

By Robert Romano “Sen. Bob Corker: Congress should reject the bad Iran deal.” That was the rather unbelievable headline of a Washington Post opinion piece by Sen. Bob Corker (R-Tenn.), where he warned fellow colleagues that “rather than end Iran’s nuclear enrichment program, over time this deal industrializes the program of the […]

By Robert Romano On August 4, the National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA) quietly modified its ongoing contract with the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) governing that organization’s administration of the Internet’s domain name system. We say quietly because the change was not publicly announced by the agency via any press release, blog post, or otherwise , […]

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By Robert Romano Critics of a Donald Trump presidential candidacy have made two separate, contradictory claims regarding his electability in the 2016 general election. First, that if he is nominated by the Republican Party, he would repel too many Independents, and lose handily in a general election. […]

By Nathan Mehrens While tax law certainly isn’t what most would consider an engaging subject, under the Obama Administration it has become something that absolutely must be watched. Even after all the scrutiny, public hearings, and outrage over how the IRS has treated taxpayers, they’ve […]