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Here is Laurie Higgins writing at Illinois Family Action about the meaning of rage: It’s frustrating to see conservatives being played again, this time about Jeanne Ives’ campaign ad. The ultimate cause of the machinations that…
Read MoreBy Lee Edwards: Here are some of the “secrets” about his public speaking I have discovered during my decades of writing about our 40th president.
Read MoreBy Frank Cannon: President Donald Trump is willing to go further than any previous conservative to defeat them.
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A Tour de Force is also called leadership. Here is Janice Shaw Crouse: Tuesday night’s State of the Union Address — President Donald Trump’s first — was, in the view of many clear-minded, experienced observers…
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Here is Laurie Higgins writing at Illinois Family Action about Ives’ drubbing of Rauner: Monday night the Chicago Tribune editorial board hosted a debate between Governor Bruce Rauner and primary challenger State Representative Jeanne…
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Amen to this — Republicans have long been defined for a lack of backbone. Here is Julie Kelly writing at American Greatness: Senator Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) just got beaten by Jell-O. After talks to…
Read MoreBy Gregory Winkeleer: To illustrate, I will offer quotations, all of which come from Winston Churchill but can easily be imagined as something Trump might have said.
Read MoreBy Ryan Saaverdra: President Donald Trump and the GOP recognized the worst the media had to offer in 2017 on Wednesday with the Fake News Awards.
Read MoreBy Larry P. Arnn: The first lesson of the war concerns what Churchill called the “profound significance of human choice, and the sublime responsibility of men.”
Read MoreBy Rich Lowry: Darkest Hour is an extraordinarily deft and moving depiction of the storied leader.
Read MoreBy Newt Gingrich: It is easy to underestimate the speed at which Trump learns. He listens constantly, and is endlessly curious about virtually everything.
Read MoreBy Victor Davis Hanson: Whereas Truman’s bouts of uncouth candor tended to mask his landmark accomplishments, Eisenhower’s sobriety only enhanced his less monumental achievements.
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False claims will continue to win until conservatives wake up to reality. That reality is called the information war. Here is Jibran Khan writing at National Review: Bad arguments are winning. After the GOP’s tax…
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This is not a headline we want to see: “Liberals More Committed Than Conservatives.” Especially today, especially in Illinois. When Jeanne Ives announced her primary campaign challenge to Governor Bruce Rauner this week, one…
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How can you win the information war when facts don’t matter? Here is Anthony J. Sadar writing at American Thinker about how to “go bigly…”: There are so many poor souls still reeling from the…
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