An article in this morning’s New York Times argues that Democrats lost the 2016 presidential election because of turnout — theirs, not the Republicans’. In fact, they acknowledge that Trump and Republicans generally benefited from the enthusiasm of their base and political sympathizers. Democrats on the other hand suffered from …

This election was, if nothing else, a resounding rejection of the Obama legacy, just as it definitively rejected the kind of platform Hillary Clinton‘s candidacy promised: more spending, more taxes, more government in our lives and, of course, unilateral enforcement of the political left’s overarching agenda of economic regulation, social policy change and climatism, whether the rest …

I gave up reading the New York Times after getting fed up with its biased reporting and the blatant editorializing in its news pages as seen in the late eighties and early nineties when the Times did everything it could to bring down the Reagan presidency and then demolish the first …

The Wall Street Journal reports this morning that Paul Ryan, Republican Congressman from Wisconsin and Speaker of the House (currently under Republican control) faces a tough climb if he means to hang onto his speakership after this election, particularly if a Trump loss at the top of the ticket carries …

One of the reasons a character like Donald Trump still has traction in this election (is still apparently in the running which demands more than his core constituency of angry right leaning populists) is that the media seems intent on insulating Hillary Clinton from criticism. After all of Trump’s excesses, …

I put in some time this afternoon, over lunch, watching Trump’s speech to supporters televised nationally (what else is new?), from West Palm Beach in Florida, addressing recent articles about his inappropriate behavior with women published in the NY Times. Amazing to watch this guy in action. He makes brazen …

Of all the things Trump said in that conversation whose tape was released last Friday re: how he approaches women as a famous and wealthy tv personality, this to my mind is the most offensive. Speaking of attractive women, married or single, he says of them: “You can do anything.” …

We learned yesterday that Brian Pagliano, Hillary Clinton’s IT staffer who worked for her during her stint as Secretary of State and set up and maintained her private email server, has refused to honor a congressional subpoena to appear and testify as to his role in the private server scandal. …

Frustrated and bitter over President Obama’s riding roughshod over the Constitution with his rampant use of executive power to override or go around Congress in areas designated by the Constitution as congressional prerogatives, many of us have wondered why he hasn’t been impeached for such breaches. Well, strictly speaking it’s …

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