[T]here are no good guys in the pig fight over who controls Washington, D.C., and there won't be until enough Americans demand something better than what either major political party has to offer.
The constant media coverage of weather events and protests about "climate change" may be news (albeit irresponsible), but one thing that it certainly is not is "climate science".
Bragging about a 3.6% unemployment rate with 62.8% labor force participation is like bragging about how well a cupcake fits in a ring box. No one wants that cupcake or the ring box.
Every other nation on the planet has exactly the same national sovereignty that the United States does...
Trump's base isn't monolithic, philosophically, economically, psychologically, or even politically, though they all turn a blind eye to Trump's incompetence, his degeneracy, and his ignorance.
Disagreements between people of different opinions is perfectly compatible with political conservatism, but let's not forget that conservatism is ultimately about leaving people alone...
The Chinese are no fools.
We are watching in real time the demise of our republic, succumbing to the poison of the lowest common denominator politics of democracy.
Is this a healthy economy?
In these 3 key states that came within 78,000 votes of giving Hillary Clinton the White House in 2016, every Republican Senate candidate lost. Every single one.
Are we missing something?
Unfortunately for delusional Trump supporters, hypocrisy is still bad.
It's obvious that America is in the grips of a rogue government that believes itself utterly exempt from truth and justice.
If you live in any country that depends on the United States being an stable ally against malignant Asian regimes, then I'd view the future with real trepidation.
Summing up Trump's presidency: Sad. Weak. Low energy.
There are a lot of indications, not least of which the rhetoric coming out of the White House, that the economy is not as strong as has been sold.
Trump and his supporters are simply so ignorant that they can't recognize their support for state intervention in the market "for the good of the country" as being the "public good motive".
While the American left would have everyone believe that banks and investors were to blame for the 2006-2008 subprime mortgage crisis and the resulting recession (and they do share some part of the blame), it's not quite that simple.
So, was the Mueller Report the just first shot in a salvo at the Trump presidency?
It's manufactured mass hysteria, and the alarmists know it.
Does anyone else see the inherent problem with allowing naive children to dictate international politics?
Liberty is For The Win 