Opinion

Democratic governors and mayors cling to their arrogant sense of superiority even as they continue to beg people to move out of red states and into their dying states and cities.

In what could be described as the worst-kept secret in politics, former President Donald Trump has decided he will not participate in the Republican presidential debates. He cited his commanding double-digit lead in Republican primary polls as the main reason for not participating. It would be the second presidential election cycle in which Trump broke tradition and skipped a debate. However, while the Trump campaign may think it’s a shrewd political maneuver, it’s actually self-destructive insofar as it establishes a precedent for President Joe Biden to skip debating Trump (assuming he is the GOP nominee) in the general election.

Southwest land border encounters rose in July to 183,503, far higher than the 40,929 from President Donald Trump’s last July in office. Since March of 2021, every month of the Biden administration has seen more border encounters than the worst month of Trump’s entire presidency.

While America's life expectancy has flatlined in recent years, it continues to be a full decade longer than it was two generations ago — about 80 years compared to about 70 years in 1963.

A NEW LOOK AT IOWA. The first Republican debate of the 2024 presidential primaries will be held Wednesday in Milwaukee. But the first votes, of course, will be cast in Iowa. Now, a new survey from the leading pollster in Iowa gives us a picture of how the race stands there. In particular, it sheds light on how likely Republican caucusgoers view former President Donald Trump's legal problems, in the form of four indictments and 91 felony counts.

The Democratic Party’s obsession with climate change is nothing more than an excuse to promote its economic agenda and to excuse Democratic incompetence in the face of natural disasters. The latter is on display in Hawaii.

One of the biggest takeaways from the early parts of the GOP primary is that former President Donald Trump is the candidate favored by the establishment, and that Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) is the one the establishment wants to destroy.

Students at Rutgers University face disenrollment next month if they don’t comply with the school’s COVID-19 vaccine mandate, which requires all students to receive their primary shot(s) as well as the booster.

Employers are skeptical about hiring recent college grads, with 40% of business leaders saying they “believe recent college grads are unprepared for the workforce.” But there are a few habits recent college grads can develop that will make them more desirable to hire.

If you believe the legacy media, the world has more than two famous Donald Trumps in politics.

Two years ago, Gov. Glenn Youngkin proved that Republicans can win in Virginia with a commonsense and unifying agenda. Youngkin’s winning policy platform was straightforward: Empower parents in their children’s education, let Virginians take home more of their hard-earned money, and improve public safety by supporting law enforcement and keeping dangerous criminals off our streets.

A District of Columbia Circuit Court of Appeals ruling revealed another incident in which pro-life supporters were bullied by authorities in the nation’s capital. The federal appeals court ruled that pro-life supporters may have been discriminated against, as evidenced by an inconsistent application of defacement laws. There was one set of rules for pro-life demonstrators and another for Black Lives Matter protesters. It confirmed what many have suspected regarding a left-wing weaponized justice system against its political opponents and an ideologically motivated two-tiered justice system.

Democrats, liberals, and left-wingers have openly embraced the concept that the United States of America is a country founded on racism and white supremacy. It’s been this way for decades; this is not a secret.