Battling ISIS was a major point in Trump’s campaign, and after a little more than a month in office, he is taking strides to live up to his promises. A new plan is in place, and Trump met with advisors to discuss the details. While they are yet to be released, there are clear signs … Continue reading “Trump’s Plan to Combat ISIS”

One of the most anticipated yields of the new Trump administration is the federal budget, and while the finished request document is expected to be sent to Congress sometime in mid-March, the administration has begun asking federal agencies to detail their spending plans for the upcoming fiscal year. The finished budget proposal is expected to … Continue reading “Trump’s Federal Budget Will Be Where His Rubber Hits the Road”

Every year, the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) brings conservatives from across the country together, and this year it was no different. The now-familiar faces of White House Chief Strategist Steve Bannon and Chief of Staff Reince Priebus were met with standing ovations from the crowds at the conference, which drew more than 10,000 attendees. … Continue reading “Steve Bannon Explains his Plan for America”

Many political observers like to think of President Donald Trump’s greatest enemies as occupying positions on the political Left amongst progressives and Democrats. But it’s also no secret that a few members of Trump’s own party are far from the former real estate magnate’s friends, as both members of the Bush family and Mitt Romney … Continue reading “The Battle between President Trump and John McCain”

Andrew Breitbart, the inspiration for the British conservative news outlet Breitbart, died shortly after tweeting that John Podesta is a notorious pedophile. Today, Podesta goes on attack against “fake Pizzagate news,” even as more chilling evidence concerning the ritual child abuse scandal known as Pizzagate continues floating around the internet. Five years after his death, … Continue reading “What did Andrew Breitbart know About John Podesta?”

For most conservatives, the name of progressive billionaire philanthropist George Soros has a nasty ring. Soros stands accused of financing a myriad of liberal activist groups that have sparked violent attacks on police, politicians and civilians in a quest to generate sympathy and media attention for his causes via “color revolutions” — a nice way … Continue reading “U.S. Lawmakers Are Probing George Soros”

With Donald Trump less than six weeks into his presidency, the usual 100 first days grace period seems to be non-existent. More than a few are already asking if there is a so-called “deep state” working to ensure his presidency fails. A rush of leaks traced back to government officials has hindered the Trump administration, … Continue reading “The Deep State Targets President Trump”

Over the last two decades, radical feminism has gained an increasingly potent position within the rule of law in America. It’s an issue that’s seen fathers being stripped of their right to see their children by family courts. It’s been a major factor in the disproportionate use of pharmaceutical drugs to chemically restrain young boys … Continue reading “Maryland Schools May Teach Boys are Presumed Guilty in Rape Cases”

Ever since President Donald Trump took the oath of office as the nation’s commander-in-chief, Democrats have been scrambling to see if there’s any possible way they could remove him from power. Even before Trump took office, there was talk of impeaching him, but that’s likely an impossibility as long as Republicans control both houses of … Continue reading “Congressional Democrats Plan to Remove Trump Using the 25th Amendment”

No matter whether politically speaking you lean to the left or lean to the right, unless you’ve been living under a rock for the last 15 to 20 years, you know that America’s infrastructure is in a pretty sorry state. From crumbling highways to unsafe bridges to transportation networks that are way behind the times, … Continue reading “10 Alarming Facts about America’s Infrastructure”