Every economist, financial analyst, and Wall Street trader is asking, “Why is the Fed desperate to raise rates?” The Fed has been expressing worries over the past month that it may have inflated yet another enormous market bubble which is destined to rupture- resulting in another recession. That’s what the Fed says anyway, but some … Continue reading “Fed Panicking Over Job Surge”

According to new metadata analysis contained in a report published earlier this month, the files the DNC claims were hacked by Russians were actually downloaded locally by someone who would have had to have had physical access to the computer that contained them. The most likely circumstance is that the files were taken using a … Continue reading “DNC Files Copied Locally, Not Hacked”

By all accounts President Trump hit the ground running when he officially was installed in office on January 20th of this year. He immediately repealed several of Obama’s worst policies through executive action (TPP, scaled back parts of Obamacare, Keystone and Dakota Pipelines, Sanctuary City funding, etc). It’s hard to pinpoint which one of Trump’s … Continue reading “As the Courts Go So Goes the Country – the Trump Effect”

Most conservatives are well aware that the United States is in a deep hole financially speaking. Our national debt is around $20 trillion, our annual budget deficit is $440 billion, and the government seems all too ready to continue spending money it doesn’t have for as far into the foreseeable future as anyone is able … Continue reading “Tom Coburn: The Most Fed Up Politician in Washington with a Real Plan to Fix It”

On July 6, President Trump gave a landmark speech in Warsaw, Poland — a speech that according to many observers such as Republican former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich was the best one of his presidency so far. While Poland might seem an unlikely country in which Trump would deliver such an audacious oratory, … Continue reading “Why Dem’s are So Critical of Trump’s Landmark Speech in Poland”

When it comes to controversy, Democratic California Representative Maxine Waters has most members of the House of Representatives beat hands-down. As the longest-serving African-American female member of Congress, one would think that Waters would try to make an effort to maintain a reasonable sense of decorum. Yet time after time, Waters has been on the … Continue reading “Why Republicans Can’t Stand Congresswoman Maxine Waters”

Former President Barack Obama made his interest in the future of the Democratic Party clear well before the end of his second term. During his last six months in office, he used Airforce One to fly all over the United States campaigning for Hillary Clinton- a move that is a clear conflict of interest. Of … Continue reading “Obama Quietly Trying to Rebuild Democratic Party”

In spite of a barrage of personal attacks on President Trump, his policies are already producing exactly what those who elected him hoped for. Even though his proposed wall on our southern border is still on the drawing board the number of immigrants traveling to the U.S. from Central America has declined sharply. The decline … Continue reading “Stemming the Tide of Illegals”

With six months under his belt, Trump is halfway through his first year of the most scrutinized and criticized presidential term in history. His controversial Twitter feed has caused many uproars, but if you have been watching closely, opponents are fast running out of legitimate complaints. The economy is performing mostly how Trump promised. ISIS … Continue reading “The First Six Months: Which President Did Better? Trump or Obama?”

As anyone who’s been following American politics can attest, the last six months (and then some) have featured a running battle between Donald Trump and the mainstream media, the majority of which is aligned with the Democrats and globalists against the president. Despite vicious articles, hit pieces and op-eds, the press hasn’t been able to … Continue reading “Trump vs. the Mainstream Media: Who’s Winning?”