The War on The Obvious
By Christopher Gage: President Trump’s greatest gift is his penchant for forcing his foes to defend the indefensible. Baltimore is indefensible.
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By Christopher Gage: President Trump’s greatest gift is his penchant for forcing his foes to defend the indefensible. Baltimore is indefensible.
Read MoreBy Matthew Boose: There are few hoaxes in the history of journalism as disgraceful as Russiagate, and few events underscore the media’s shame quite like its tragic, unintentionally humorous coda.
Read MoreBy Ted Dabrowski and John Klingner: Illinois’ political elite have signaled time and again they want to tax Illinoisans’ property more than they already do. Some Chicago Fed economists want a statewide property tax…
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If our side knew how to fight the information war more Americans would know that non-profit hospitals are making a killing — here is Richard Menger: The tax incentives for non-profits are working out…
Read MoreBy Michael F. Haverluck: Between President Donald Trump’s election and inauguration, former President Barack Obama and his administration conspired to oust his successor in order to preserve his legacy, according to one legal analyst…
Read MoreBy Thomas Lifson: Have you noticed how ex-President Obama is nearly invisible lately?
Read MoreBy Clarice Feldman: This was a week the President could only have dreamed of.
Read MoreBy Tom Tancredo: The reasons for the opposition to the citizenship question tell us a lot about the declining health of our American constitutional republic.
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Monica Showalter tells us about just one more way leftists keep schoolkids in the dark: If an ‘ordinary’ (if that is the word) axe murderer were running around at a public school, wouldn’t it…
Read MoreBy Mark Glennon: It’s not the biggest scandal going in Illinois, but there are particularly good reasons to keep the story alive.
Read MoreBy Margot Cleveland: Robert Mueller’s ignorance when queried about Fusion GPS exposed both the proceedings and the special counsel probe as a sham.
Read MoreBy Alan M. Dershowitz: Mueller’s performance in front of Congressional committees should mark the end of special counsels, special prosecutors, independent counsels and the like.
Read MoreFrom the National Review Editors: The budget deal looks like the swamp at its swampiest.
Read MoreBy Joe Cahill: Politicians can’t afford to ignore growing public resentment of excessive property taxes, a powder keg that needs only a spark to explode into a full-fledged tax revolt with unpredictable consequences. Across…
Read MoreBy Ted Dabrowski and John Klingner: Gov. J.B. Pritzker wants you to think Illinois doesn’t tax or spend enough.
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