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Despite the massive media attention given to the claim that Russia attempted to influence last year’s election, the greatest threat …
Read More »It’s Time to Clean Up Our Elections
After Contentious MSNBC Interview, Ken Blackwell Sets the Record Straight
Ken Blackwell, former transition team member for President Donald Trump and present member of the Trump administration’s voter fraud commission, …
Read More »A Challenge to Energy Dominance: There’s No Free Market for Oil
The U.S. shale industry is nothing if not resilient. OPEC—a cartel of petrostates holding the world’s largest and cheapest oil …
Read More »Anti-Trump Overreach Could Backfire
Overreach. Donald Trump seems to have an uncanny knack for prompting overreach by his opponents and critics. This often hurts …
Read More »Trump Delegation Met With Palestinian and Israeli Officials on Resuming Peace Negotiations
The Trump administration’s Middle East delegation met with Palestinian Authority (PA) officials in Ramallah and Israeli officials in Jerusalem throughout …
Read More »Is Trump Right About the Crisis of Western Civilization?
At the G-20 in Hamburg, it is said, President Trump was isolated, without support from the other G-20 members, especially …
Read More »Here’s How We Can Build a 21st Century American Labor Force
Last month, President Trump signed an executive order to boost apprenticeship programs in the United States. These are training programs, …
Read More »Deneen Borelli: While Media Focus on ‘Collusion,’ Trump Emphasizes Western Values
Deneen Borelli of the Conservative Review recently appeared on Fox News to comment on President Donald Trump’s recent overseas trip, …
Read More »The Swamp Drains, and the Serpents Surface
If you want to read what official Washington thinks, you need only pick up a copy of the Washington Post. …
Read More »Will Trump Republicans Avoid the Off-Year Curse?
Curious fact, and one disquieting for Republicans looking ahead to 2018: In the past 65 years, starting with 1952, the …
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