If President Trump shows by his demeanor and his tone that he cares about serving not only his supporters but even his most vociferous critics, he might win some good will from his more reasonable critics.
It might seem counterintuitive: One of President Donald Trump’s first actions in office, on the Monday morning after he was inaugurated, was to act in defense of foreigners — most of them yellow, black, or brown.
Conventional wisdom holds that the great malady plaguing American life today is the toxic combination of political polarization and social fragmentation.
Just days into his presidency, Donald Trump is already experiencing an unprecedented level of one-sided media coverage, former House Speaker Newt Gingrich said. And don’t expect it to get any better, he warned.
A majority of Americans are in favor of stopping taxpayer funding of abortions and banning most abortions after 20 weeks of pregnancy.
Since the election, the country has been waiting with bated breath at who President-elect Donald Trump will nominate to fill Justice Antonin Scalia’s vacant Supreme Court seat.
The Women’s March on Washington has taken sides. There will be no partnership between their efforts and pro-life organizations. And the argument between life and death for the unborn just crystallized.
As conservatives we are supposedly attempting to conserve things.
Liberal Americans, may I speak to you for a moment? I have some words of encouragement for you.
Is anyone besides me tired of hearing about “fake news”? You would think it was a new discovery on the level with fire. It isn’t It’s been going on for a long time.