Donald Trump Claims ‘the Shackles’ Have Now Been Taken off His Campaign
Donald Trump is now celebrating his freedom from the GOP establishment, tweeting out a message declaring it’s “so nice” to be unchained.
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Limbaugh Has a Message for Republicans Who Abandoned Trump
Rush Limbaugh lashed out at Republicans who bowed out of supporting Donald Trump after a tape leaked revealed the GOP presidential nominee saying lewd things about a married woman back in 2005.
Why I Serve on the Catholic Advisory Committee of the Trump/Pence Campaign
I accepted the invitation to the Catholic Advisory group to Trump/Pence 2016 campaign because I believe these words are true, no matter who wrote them.
At Stake: The Constitution
This election is about a lot of things, but it is fundamentally about the U.S. Constitution and whether federal judges will adhere to their oath to “… faithfully and impartially discharge and perform all the duties incumbent upon me … under the Constitution and laws of the United States,” or dilute, attack and destroy our founding document.
Immigration Insanity: This Federal Judge Just Turned Six States Into Sanctuary States
If you thought executive amnesty was bad, wait until you get a taste of judicial amnesty.
Can Someone Finally Put the ‘Clinton Surplus’ and ‘Gun Show Loophole’ Myths to Rest
There are some liberal myths that (like a bad case of athlete’s foot) just refuse to go away.
Win or Lose This November, Mike Pence Has a Bright Future Ahead of Him
Donald Trump is famous for his rhetorical aggression, his lack of harmony in speech, and his often controversial comments.
Conservatives Not Impressed by What Paul Ryan Achieved in First Year as Speaker
“For insisting the GOP is still a party of ideas,” Paul Ryan made Politico magazine’s annual list of the 50 most influential lawmakers, intellectuals, and leaders in politics.
3 Ways to Use the Presidential Debate to Talk Taxes
With the leak of Donald Trump’s tax records by The New York Times, and following round two of the presidential debates in which both candidates spoke about their tax plans, taxes are in the news to stay.
Improper Recycling Could Land You in Jail: How Overcriminalization Threatens Everyone
Criminal laws and regulations in the United States have increased to absurd proportions in the past few decades, posing a growing threat to our constitutional liberties.