When Congress Stops Governing, Presidents Fill The Void
Photo Credit: AI for American ThinkerBy Allan J. FeiferThe midterms won't fix Congress's dysfunction or its growing surrender of power to the presidency.
Photo Credit: AI for American ThinkerBy Allan J. FeiferThe midterms won't fix Congress's dysfunction or its growing surrender of power to the presidency.
Photo Credit: AI for American ThinkerBy Arthur SchaperSurprisingly, they can—but even if they don’t, the Democrats will not fare very well, setting the table for a successful 2028 Republican election.
Photo Credit:Image: JSMed via Pixabay, Pixabay License. JSMedBy David Walls-KaufmanAnd the left aligns with not a single one.
Photo Credit: AI for American ThinkerBy Cole EllisonTemporarily higher prices at the gas pump must not deter America from defeating Iran and rebuilding its own robust energy and manufacturing sectors.
Photo Credit: Clarice FBy Clarice FeldmanFour polling outfits have recently been exposed as utter frauds, fabricating data and sharing fraudulent reports.
Photo Credit:Image: Kristi Noem. Credit: Gage Skidmore via Flickr, CC BY-SA 2.0. Gage SkidmoreBy Meda Parameswara ReddyLoyalty to the president personally can get you in the door. But it won’t…
Photo Credit: AI for American ThinkerBy Albin SadarFor Christians, faith in God’s providence does not excuse political inaction.
Photo Credit:Philip James de Loutherbourg, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons Public DomainBy Lars MøllerAfghanistan, Iraq, and the West’s failed attempt to impose democracy on alien cultures.
Photo Credit: AI for American ThinkerBy Maj. Gen. Joe Arbuckle (USA, Ret.)The South Vietnamese troops were true and brave allies, and the Democrats cruelly abandoned them to their dire fates.
Photo Credit: Perchance AIBy Thomas KolbeFor the French, everything is coming at once in these difficult weeks.