The national Black Lives Matter organization got its golden ticket off the corpses of black people and leveraged their unfortunate deaths against the emotional...
A new Rasmussen Reports poll revealed that barely half of people consider Memorial Day one of our country’s most important holidays. The survey was conducted by phone and online questionnaires and showed that 51% of the respondents felt this way about the significance of Memorial Day. It is information that should make everyone disappointed.
Perhaps it was inevitable that the conservative coalition would fall apart. The alliance between free-marketeers and religious traditionalists was, after all, contingent. It was always going to struggle to survive the collapse of the Berlin Wall.
This month marked the 10th anniversary of the Tea Party scandal: The first public admission by then-Internal Revenue Service official Lois Lerner that the IRS had targeted conservative groups due to their political views.
It is Memorial Day, a date set aside to commemorate those who sacrificed their lives so all Americans could live theirs. Many people will go to beaches, barbecues, and other recreational activities without considering the heroes who made this all possible. Monday shouldn't be about us but rather a solemn day of reverence for them — a day that we often do not appreciate and frequently take for granted.
Speaker Kevin McCarthy’s one debt-ceiling dealbreaker should have been his promise to defund President Biden’s massive $80 billion to turbocharge an already weaponized IRS.
Both Michigan and Delaware recently proposed California-like tax credits for union dues, which, in effect, force taxpayers to subsidize Democratic candidates and policies.
