Why This Virginia Tech Student Went on a Hunger Strike for Gun Rights
A Virginia Tech student, currently on a hunger strike advocating for the allowance of concealed weapons on campus, wants the right of self-defense abided by on his college campus.
Entries by Joe Miller
NEW STAFFER DETAILS: Docs Reveal Role of ‘Confidential’ Clinton Aide
When Romanian hacker “Guccifer” breached Hillary Clinton confidant Sidney Blumenthal’s email account in 2013, it set off an explosive chain of events among a tight circle of Clinton family aides.
Satanism Rise Fresh Sign of U.S. Fall From God
Elementary schools forced by the government to allow “Satan Clubs” on school grounds.
Obama Administration Orders Pentagon to Quit Talking About ‘Competition’ With China
The Obama administration has ordered the Pentagon to quit referring to the country’s response to Chinese expansion in the Asia-Pacific as a “competition,” as the word is too inflammatory.
Post Debate Memo to Donald Trump From a Never-Hillary Voter
Okay, Donald, you’re not going to like this. But if you wanted to hear from a yes-man, you would have let Christie out of the basement.
Obama Could Be First Modern President to Serve Two Full Terms and Have Only One Veto Overridden
Obama could likely face his first veto override of his presidency this week—which will probably also be the last given his pending exit in January 2017.
The State of Tax Reform in 2016
Tax reform remains a central issue in Washington because of its overwhelming necessity.
National ICE Council Announces First-Ever Presidential Endorsement in Its History
Yesterday, the National Immigration and Customs Enforcement Council made a huge announcement that rocked the political world.
9 Big Lies the Hillary Campaign Tells America
Hillary Clinton’s campaign is having a tough time spinning a web of half-truths, misrepresentations, and distortions around an American public that just doesn’t trust her.
Hundreds of Noncitizens on Voting Rolls in Swing State of Virginia
The 2012 presidential race in Virginia was decided by just 3 percentage points, as was the next year’s race for governor. In both 2005 and 2013, fewer than 1,000 votes decided contests for Virginia attorney general.