Donald Trump Has Laid out His Agenda and Mark Levin Will Hold Him to It
Earlier this week, Conservative Review Editor-in-Chief Mark Levin reviewed the agenda for the first 100 days of Donald Trump’s presidency.
Entries by Joe Miller
Hillary Clinton Has Been a Slave to Her Own Ambition. Now She’s Free
Watching Hillary Clinton’s concession speech, I was struck by how serene she appeared to be. There was no bitterness, no veiled barbs at Donald Trump or his deplorables, no insults directed at average Americans, not even any harmless snark. This didn’t seem like the Clinton we’ve all come to know and love loathe. What was going on here?
The Next Great Battle for Conservatives: Keeping RINO Insiders out of the Administration
It’s no secret that Donald Trump is as much of a blank slate on policy as anyone who’s ever been elected president.
3 Ways the Trump Administration Can Improve Education
As the post-election dust settles, the incoming Trump administration now has the chance to consider some immediate policy goals for the new year.
Historical First: Joe Miller Achieved Highest Vote for Libertarian in US Race Ever
Joe Miller earned the Libertarian Party (L.P.) its highest-ever vote percentage in a federal Senate race this week, with his 30 percent in Alaska.
Pro-Life Americans Have the Opportunity of a Generation
The American people have returned a pro-life majority to Congress and have elected a president committed to rolling back the Obama administration’s radical abortion policies and to appointing pro-life justices to the Supreme Court.
Obama Admits Defeat; Pacific Rim Trade Deal Trump Opposed Is Dead
The Trans-Pacific Partnership trade deal, repeatedly denounced during the campaign by President-elect Donald Trump, is dead.
The Coddled Generation That Wasn’t Taught to Grow Up
There are millions of fine young people across America today, people of character, people of principle, people of discipline, people of maturity.
Congress Never Debates Matter of War Anymore. Is It Because There Are Fewer Veterans in Congress?
In 1971, military veterans composed 73 percent of Congress. By 2014, when the 114th Congress began, the number of veterans had diminished to its lowest number ever — just 18.7 percent.
After Leaving Obama’s Navy, This Former Chaplain Finally Feels ‘Free’ to Live His Faith
For the first time in a long time, recently-retired Wes Modder – a former enlisted Marine turned Navy Chaplain – feels like he finally has his religious liberty back from what has become Obama’s military.