Obama Likely to Face Opposition After Nominating Cuban Ambassador
Obama nominated Jeffrey DeLaurentis to serve as the first U.S. ambassador to Cuba in more than 50 years.
Entries by Joe Miller
Pro-Lifers Protest, Pray as D.C. Planned Parenthood Headquarters Opens
After months of legal wrangling and pro-life prayer and protests, Planned Parenthood’s new D.C. headquarters and abortion center opened earlier this week.
Who’s Going to Save the Church?
Saving the Church isn’t our responsibility.
5 Times Lester Holt Came to Hillary’s Rescue in Debate Number 1
The debate confirmed several presidential debate truisms. For example, substantive discussions of the issues tend to dissolve during these debates. That happened at Hofstra University.
Cruz, Lee Step up Claims That Justice Department Isn’t Doing Enough to Protect Churches
Sens. Ted Cruz of Texas and Mike Lee of Utah are pressing their case that the Department of Justice favors abortion clinics over churches, demanding that the law enforcement agency take steps to ensure “the rights of all American citizens”—not just some—are protected.
The Hillary Movie to Show Your “Undecided” Friends
There’s a fascinating new documentary, Clinton, Inc., which every voter in America really ought to see.
Priebus Still ‘Hopeful’ Bush 41, 43 Come on Board for Trump
Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus said yesterday that he’s “hopeful” former Presidents George H.W. Bush and George W. Bush will be able to come around and support Donald Trump as the Republican presidential nominee.
3 Things America Can Learn From a Likely Jihadist Assassination in Jordan
The assassination of a Jordanian writer who was under investigation for allegedly sharing a cartoon mocking the Islamic State has some very real lessons for American policy makers and the fight against global jihadism.
Trump Hammers Clinton Over Racial Comments
Shifting the focus of the first presidential debate toward law enforcement, race relations and Second Amendment gun rights, Republican nominee Donald Trump took a moment yesterday to discuss an element of Democrat Hillary Clinton’s past she likely wish could have stayed buried.
Debate Audience Members Cheer Trump’s Terms for Releasing Tax Returns
Though moderator Lester Holt began last night’s presidential debate by asking the audience to remain quiet during the 90-minute event, one answer by Republican nominee Donald Trump prompted many in attendance to break that rule.