What We Talk About When We Talk About Huma Abedin
Is the Abedin family tied to the Muslim Brotherhood and terrorist financiers?
Entries by Joe Miller
Obamacare Revealed as Masterpiece of Government’s Failed Central Planning
Obamacare, a veritable fountain of unintended consequences, is a 21st century showcase of government central planning. Let’s be clear. This is what President Barack Obama wanted.
Congress Demands Explanation for Clarence Thomas’ Exclusion From Black History Smithsonian
Seventeen members of Congress sent a letter to the secretary of the Smithsonian, inquiring why U.S. Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas was excluded from the National Museum of African American History and Culture.
Amnesty Would Cost Taxpayers Trillions, National Academy of Sciences Report Indicates
The long-term costs to taxpayers of immigrants and their descendants are detailed in a new report from the National Academy of Sciences.
What Kind of Fraud to Expect This Election
The United States “has a long and unfortunate history of ballot fraud,” the Heritage Foundation has said, in a 2008 report titled Democracy in Danger — and the fraud has gotten worse since then.
The Media Knew Hillary’s Server Was Hacked Months Ago yet Remained Deafeningly Silent
Hillary’s server being hacked is old news. The story you’re not hearing about is the media’s willful blindness.
Walmart Goes Against the Grain With New Thanksgiving Ad
As millions of Americans united to watch one of the great traditions in American life — a World Series Game 7 — Walmart shared a vision of something deeper and grander that is also a part of the American tradition — families united in prayer on Thanksgiving Day.
Abedin Admitted Email Problem Near Time of Reported Hacking Attempt
In August 2010, Huma Abedin admitted she had a problem.
In First Speech Since RNC, Melania Trump Says She Would Tackle Cyber Bullying as FLOTUS
Melania Trump gave her first speech since the Republican National Convention yesterday, sharing her plan to minimize cyber bullying against children and teens if she becomes first lady.
These 8 Supreme Court Elections Could Have Huge Implications for Conservatives
Election Day is Tuesday, which means that in addition to voting for president, congressmen, senators, local officials, and ballot initiatives from sea to shining sea, voters in most states will also be deciding on who sits on their state and local courts.