America’s 20-Year Heartbreak.
No one reading this needs to be reminded of what happened 20 years ago.
The first day of the Republican National Convention was a strong day throughout and finished on a high note. First, the Republican delegates ratified the most conservative party platform in decades. The platform puts the Democrats on defense like never before on
The Democratic National Committee’s platform proposal contains language on abortion so radical some rank-and-file Democrats are lashing out at party leadership. The draft platform promises that Democrats “will continue to stand up to Republican efforts to defund Planned Parenthood health centers” and
Donald Trump has ended the speculation. Indiana Governor Mike Pence will be Trump’s running mate. Trump’s choice of Pence was a safe, but unimaginative choice. Pence has the legislative and governing experience Trump lacks, but Pence lacks three essential ingredients that Trump
FRC Action, the 501(c)(4) affiliate of the socially conservative Family Research Council, withdrew support from the First Amendment Defense Act (FADA) in response to an amendment to the bill acknowledging a diversity of views on the definition of marriage. “Unfortunately, the proposed
Well, that was quick. The Trump-Pence campaign released a redesigned logo this weekend after the original — released just one day earlier — was widely ridiculed for its poor design, and with good reason: Trump/Pence logo, via new fundraising email. pic.twitter.com/zZeqtoqgww —
Earlier this month, a federal judge blocked a pro-religious freedom law signed by Mississippi’s Republican governor, Phil Bryant. Governor Bryant vowed to appeal the ruling, but Mississippi Attorney General Jim Hood, a Democrat, announced that he would not join in the defense
The far-left Center for American Progress (CAP) recently sounded another volley in the campaign to collect and share enormous amounts of personal data on American students. CAP argues the federal government should enhance interoperability among its various data networks and modify privacy
When reports began to trickle in yesterday that Indiana Governor Mike Pence would be chosen to be Donald Trump’s running mate, many conservative leaders rushed to give their stamp of approval. “It’s no secret I’m a big fan of Mike Pence’s,” gushed
