A Modest Proposal: Deport Obama to Libya and Clinton to Kosovo
Perhaps you’re weary of reading about Syria. So instead let’s speak of Libya.
Entries by Joe Miller
Is This a New Trump? Abrupt Reversals May Reflect Experience
President Donald Trump is abruptly reversing himself on key issues.
Congressman Says Corruption in Washington Is ‘Worse Than You Think’
Corruption on Capitol Hill is “worse than you think,” according to Colorado Rep. Ken Buck.
The Mother of All Bombs the US Just Dropped on ISIS: What You Need to Know about MOAB (+video)
The U.S. military just dropped the world’s largest non-nuclear bomb, the MOAB (officially, Massive Ordinance Air Blast, but better known by its nickname “Mother of All Bombs”), on an Islamic State terror stronghold in Afghanistan.
My Near-Abortion Experience: What I Would Have Missed
Those of you who have read one of my earliest stories know how close I came to an abortion when I was pregnant with my fourth child.
Have a Bleak and Blessed Good Friday
It’s all too easy to let this holy day get swallowed up by Easter. We know how things turn out. Death gets swallowed up by victory. Jesus goes down into darkness just for a weekend.
Trump White House Moves Forward with Plan Government Employee Union Dubs ‘Dangerous’
In six months, the Trump administration plans to produce a plan to shrink the size of government, eliminate programs, and reduce the federal workforce—and is seeking public input on how to proceed.
New Turmoil in Middle East Makes Sisi-Trump Ties Even More Important
Given the turmoil of the last few days, it’s fortunate that the presidents of Egypt and the U.S. have begun to reforge the strategic partnership that unraveled under President Barack Obama.
Top Tax-Writing Republicans Renew Call for DOJ to Investigate Lois Lerner over IRS Scandal
Two top tax-writing Republicans in the House are calling on the Department of Justice to reopen its investigation into whether former IRS official Lois Lerner unlawfully targeted conservative organizations applying for tax-exempt status.
A Constitutional Amendment That Would Drain the Swamp
Congressional reform begins with stopping Congress from spending us into oblivion—and that begins with a balanced budget amendment to the Constitution.