Obama’s 7 Biggest Foreign Policy Mistakes
How will history judge the national security and foreign policy of President Barack Obama?
Entries by Joe Miller
On Election Day, ‘We the People’ Tell the Government What to Do
In urging the delegates to a New York convention to ratify the U.S. Constitution in 1788, Alexander Hamilton emphasized the principal strength of the new Constitution: “Here, sir, the people govern.”
Was It a Sin to Vote for Lisa Murkowski?
I consider the killing of more than 50 million innocent children via abortion to be the moral crisis of this age.
Report: Hillary Had Maid Illegally Handle Classified Information
News recently broke that Hillary Clinton illegally tasked her maid, who lacked proper security clearance, with printing and handling classified information at Clinton’s residence in Washington, D.C.
Factoring Israel Into Your Voting Decision
It’s for you to decide whether you believe any of this, but in my humble opinion, even though America helps Israel every year with billions of dollars of military aid, I believe America needs Israel more than Israel needs America.
Trump Makes Final Plea for Catholic Votes
Donald Trump is making a final pitch for Catholic support in the waning days of the 2016 presidential campaign.
Abortions Are Down but Abortion Medication Use Is on the Rise. What Are Pro-Lifers to Do?
New data from Reuters shows more women are using an abortifacient to end their pregnancies — referred to as “abortion medication,” which seems a bit contradictory — than ever before, even though abortions overall are still declining.
Paul Ryan in Precarious Position Ahead of Election Day
Paul Ryan says he’s running for House speaker again, but the Wisconsin Republican’s air of confidence belies divisions within the GOP and a deep-seated disdain for the party establishment from conservatives.
What’s Causing the Surge of Illegal Immigration? Lawmakers Want Answers and Action
Four members of Congress are calling on the Obama administration to quickly address the recent spike in illegal immigration along the U.S.-Mexico border.
Who Pays for Politicking on Air Force One? Here’s the Formula for How Costs Are Split
Obama hit the skies in Air Force One in the week before the presidential election, stumping for who he hopes to be his successor—at a cost that will mostly be covered by taxpayers, but will be partially refunded by the campaign.