Texas Police Officers Respond to Traffic Violations With Turkeys, Not Tickets
Police officers in Fort Worth, Texas had a surprise for traffic violators last week.
Entries by Joe Miller
Liberal Hypocrisy: Apparently Non-Discrimination Only Applies to Conservatives
A disgruntled liberal who says “discrimination” is wrong says she’ll discriminate against America’s most prominent immigrant because of her choice of husband.
Like Obama’s First Term, Most Americans Want Trump to Address These Two Policy Areas
In many ways, incoming president Donald Trump and outgoing president Barack Obama couldn’t be more different.
Schumer Says GOP Will ‘Rue the Day’ It Repeals Obamacare
The man who will soon be the country’s most powerful elected Democrat is openly struggling with understanding the impact Obamacare has had on the country and the GOP, for anyone who cares to see it.
Trump Wants a Short-Term Spending Package. Will Congress Back Him?
President-elect Donald Trump requested Congress pass a short-term spending bill to fund the government through March, according to reports.
Trump Outlines 6 Steps He’ll Take to ‘Drain the Swamp’ in Washington
In a video message, President-elect Donald Trump told Americans the first executive actions he’ll take on Jan. 20 to “drain the swamp” in Washington.
3 Things Congress Must Do to Prepare for a Trump Administration
Earlier this month, voters all across the country shocked the political and media establishments. America’s message was simple: We are tired of corrupt insider dealing in Washington and the self-serving nature of the establishment political class.
Father of Fallen Soldier Says Plane Passengers Booed Family
The father of an Army soldier killed in Afghanistan says he and his family were booed as they flew to meet his son’s body coming home.
Trump Has Condemned Post-Election Violence. Why Are Dem Leaders Encouraging It?
Last week, President-elect Donald Trump condemned violence allegedly done by racists and others against minorities after he won the White House.
Entitled Couple Live-Tweets Their Abortion Journey, but What About Their Baby’s Right to Live?
A blessing and a curse of the Internet is that it allows us to peek into the living rooms — even bedrooms — of other people’s lives. Often now, many people invite us into their lives purposely, and reveal intimate details intentionally, for altruism, pity — a redress of grievances — and so on.