In this week’s edition of “Problematic Women,” Jessica Anderson, vice president of Heritage Action for America, joins us to discuss a recent survey commissioned by the organization that reveals the top issues that concern women, whether their opinions really differ from those of men, and how women feel about President Donald Trump’s performance—and personality—thus far. […]
A recent study found that the murder rate of Democrat run Baltimore, Maryland, is set to continue to be higher than Central America’s most dangerous countries of those refugees fleeing to claim asylum into the USA. Research by Princeton Policy Advisors’ Steven Kopits reveals that Baltimore has long had a higher murder rate than the most crime-ridden […]
Well, it’s finally happened. Puerto Rico’s arrogant, condescending, deplorables-deploring governor, who got caught sending disparaging messages about Puerto Rican hurricane victims on a bulletin board limited to just his inner-circle cronies, is on his way out. He’s the first Puerto Rican governor to be thrown out this way, and the 500,000-strong protests on the tiny island that led up to it […]
A survey of employers and employees also shows widespread elimination of jobs and cutbacks in hours. By Peter Romeo Nearly 1 out of 10 restaurateurs in areas with a recently increased minimum wage have closed an operation since the cost hike, and 71% have attempted to pass along the rise to customers by raising menu prices, according […]
By Michael Smith Am I a racist? I’m told that I am. In fact, since I’ve always been a conservative, I have always been called racist…by people I have never met nor will ever meet. As a matter of fact, the first time racism was employed as a national political tactic was in the 1964 presidential elections […]
The radical fringe of the left came to Philadelphia last weekend for the annual Netroots Nation conference. It was extremist enough that only four Democrat presidential contenders dared to show their face there. By contrast, more than 10 came to Rev. Al Sharpton’s National Action Network convention in April. Here’s how kooky the Netroots conference […]
For the first time in my life, I did not root for an American team. Whatever the sport, I have always rooted American. But if those who called into my radio show were representative of my audience, many millions of Americans made the same sad choice. It takes a lot for people like me not […]
Is it fair to distribute Electoral College votes and congressional seats by counting all people, not just citizens? Rep. Mo Brooks, R-Ala., is suing the federal government because he thinks Alabama will be hurt because of the current methodology of the census. Read his interview, posted below, or listen on the podcast: We also cover […]
by Daniel Pipes Washington Times July 14, 2019 “Why has Sweden become the North Korea of Europe?” That’s what a Dane semi-facetiously asked Swedish cartoonist Lars Vilks at a conference I attended in 2014. Vilks unconvincingly muttered about Swedes’ partiality for consensus. Now, along comes Ryszard Legutko, a Polish professor of philosophy and leading politician, […]
The citizens of his state are “sick and tired” of hearing Democrats attack America and its founding principles, Republican Montana Senator Steve Daines declared Monday. On Monday, Sen. Daines took to Twitter to voice his support of President Donald Trump: “Montanans are sick and tired of listening to anti-American, anti-Semite, radical Democrats trash our country […]
