Elections

Democrats seek to undermine individual rights and the rule of law in order to obtain votes.

Expect the Democrats to get back to basics: calling the President racist, fascist, sexist, xenophobic, anti-Semitic, homophobic, anti-Hispanic, etc.

Another election cycle has begun, even though it is less than a half a year since the November 2018 congressional elections. Donald Trump seems unlikely to face a serious challenger for his re-nomination as the Republican candidate for president (unless explosive...

The key individual in any administration, however, is the President — and that remains the key mystery in the new administration.

As many people expect great changes from Trump, it is worthwhile to look at what the Reagan Revolution actually wrought.

When you vote for people to do uncivilized things, you get uncivilized people to do those things for you.

Millions of black voters were told to vote for Obama because of his race.

Who’s best equipped to rob from one group of people for the sake of the another? Career politicians, of course.

The fact is both Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump represent variations on the same political theme: the interventionist-welfare state, only applied in different ways as they pander to different coalitions of special interest and ideological groups among the American electorate.

The friends of freedom must remind their fellow citizens that the only fundamental political question in any election is whether or not those running for political office unswervingly declare their allegiance to the philosophy of individual rights to life, liberty and property and its accompanying social system of free market capitalism?

Too many Americans believe in the possibility of a free lunch. Politicians exploit that gullibility.

Ayn Rand had it right when she said Communism is murder while socialism is suicide.

The GOP Establishment seems to love nothing more than being liked and accepted by their morally tiny little socialist colleagues who control the agenda and the levers of power in our nation’s capital, not to mention much of academia and the media. In their hearts, they all seem to know that Bernie Sanders is–on their premises, at least–right.

Bipartisan deals — so beloved by media pundits — have produced some of the great disasters in American history.

Republican voters’ turning to Trump is a sign of desperation and a telling indictment of what the Republican establishment has been doing for years.