On Friday, January 20, Donald J. Trump was sworn in as President of the United States. Millions of people around the country have celebrated the event, believing it means the political messiah they have been waiting for has come to town to restore law and...
Some traditions are "have-to's," and some are "get-to's," and my annual tradition of penning Thanksgiving reflections is something I really look forward to doing each year. It not only gives me a chance to publicly articulate various things on my mind and heart which warrant...
As post-election commentaries flood the cyber-universe, perhaps a succinct list of the Top 5 opportunities conservatives can see in the Trump election and the Top 5 concerns is useful. My objective here is not to highlight the same points most common to conservative consensus (i.e. the...
My commitment as long as I have been writing on this 2016 Presidential election was that I was going to celebrate whoever lost on election night, and mourn whoever won, pretty much in that order, and then that my real primary care and concern was the...
Two organizations have captured my affections and energies in the last 25 years as it pertains to the cause(s) I most fervently believe in: One is, of course, National Review, and the other is the Acton Institute...
This embarrassing and despicable election cycle is going to end soon, and it can't come soon enough. The polls are at this point mostly clear as to what will happen both in popular vote and battleground states where the electoral college will be settled, but...
I would say I have written enough about the Presidential election this year, and I don't intend to write more about it now. I am not voting for Donald Trump, and I am certainly not voting for Hillary Clinton. I do not think it matters...
I woke up this morning ready to write a piece I had cleverly titled, Donald Trump Lives to Lose Another Day, and yet somewhere between my inspiration and my email drafting I see that David French at National Review has stolen my idea, and written...
Don't get me wrong, Mike Pence wiped the floor with Tim Kaine tonight. Kaine looked slimy, acted rude, and defaulted time and time again to stock, cookie-cutter, pre-packaged lines that were either overdone (Trump likes Putin), or were downright inane (Hillary made us safer because...
There really need not be a long post-game analysis of last night's embarrassing show in Hofstra. There is absolutely no possible way any rational person could say Trump won the debate, which means the bulk of his fans will say he won it. It also...
