George W. Bush Re-Enters Political Arena to Help Old Friend in Tough Fight
In a year where outsider candidates are on the rise, members of the Washington establishment are facing new struggles to maintain their position of power.
This author has not written his bio yet.
But we are proud to say that Joe Miller contributed 21095 entries already.
In a year where outsider candidates are on the rise, members of the Washington establishment are facing new struggles to maintain their position of power.
How is it that Democrats have succeeded, following a series of terror attacks here and in Europe, in focusing the discussion on the inanimate objects used by the Islamic terrorists instead of the Islamic terrorists themselves?
The foreign policy for dealing with radical Islam pursued by Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton can best be described as the intersection of ideology and incompetence.
At a gun store in small town West Virginia, sales are booming in the wake of the most recent terrorist attack in Orlando.
In the week following the Orlando shooting, Donald Trump sharply criticized Obama for being unable to use the words “radical Islamic terrorism.” Obama, visibly agitated, said “calling a threat by a different name does not make it go away…There’s no magic to the phrase of radical Islam. It’s a political talking point.”
How is it that a federal official is allowed to impede a terrorism case and face no punitive repercussions?
Last week outside a Walt Disney World hotel, a 2-year-old boy was snatched by an alligator and dragged into a lagoon in front of his vacationing parents.
It’s probably the most important document of the 2016 election – and now you can get it for free.
One of the largest gatherings of evangelical leaders in a generation will take place this week under the veil of a media blackout.
An incident at an Orlando shopping mall last weekend revealed the fear and panic Orlando citizens are currently experiencing beneath the very thin veneer of calm.
