In the aftermath of the election between Republican President-Elect Donald Trump and Democrat Hillary Clinton, it’s become clear that there are deep divisions between those who chose Trump and those who voted for Clinton. A big generalization would be to say that Trump voters predominantly reside in rural states such as Nebraska or Iowa whereas … Continue reading “The Divisions between Urban and Rural America Grow Deeper”

Of all the press coverage of the recent presidential race, perhaps none was more egregiously one-sided than that of The New York Times. The famous “Gray Lady” of newspapers is widely hailed as one of journalism’s best-known standard bearers. But in the race between Republican Donald Trump and Democrat Hillary Clinton, the paper gave up … Continue reading “How the New York Times Got Trump Wrong”

Now that Donald Trump has been elected president, one of his clearest mandates is to “drain the swamp” that is Washington, D.C. A person who’s naive or new to the process of government might ask — what is this swamp? Where exactly is it? And how can it be drained? An open secret of our … Continue reading “Trump’s Plan to Drain the Swamp”

Since the presidential election social media has been abuzz with angst over President-Elect Trump’s resounding win in the Electoral College (EC). More often than not, that reaction has been first an apparent lack of understanding of what the EC is and then horror that such a thing exists. Now, Senator Barbara Boxer (Dem – CA) … Continue reading “Why the Assault on the Electoral College?”

As demonstrated by the Election Day result, an uprising of voters against the political elite has asserted itself. It represented a triumph of the people over the political establishment as well as the news media, as they repudiated the MSM’s bias and attempts to influence the election. Throughout the race, people were derided over claims … Continue reading “Liberal Media Bias Growing Despite the Referendum”

With so much political mud being slung by both major parties online and on social media, it’s probably helpful for conservatives to recognize which websites are actually legitimate news sources, and which ones are merely vehicles for partisan name-calling or outright smearing. In the spirit of a “Fake News Sites” list being circulated by liberal … Continue reading “Fake News Websites”

Steve Bannon, the former chairman of Breitbart News and CEO of the presidential campaign of President-elect Donald Trump, is now being primed for the position of Chief Strategist in Donald Trump’s cabinet. This announcement, which was made by the Trump transition team on November 14, outraged liberals, who promptly fired back in the form of … Continue reading “Steve Bannon Is Getting Smeared”

Now that Donald Trump has been elected president, there has been much speculation over who will fill his cabinet and be appointed to top positions in government departments. Trump’s transition team has already made some announcements, and there are strong contenders for further ones. Here’s a brief rundown: Chief of Staff For his Chief of … Continue reading “Trump’s Cabinet Picks”

Now that the dust has settled, and Trump has won the presidency, from a political perspective, it’s probably time to start thinking about the future. Trump is only one of the three main branches of government, and if he wants to have any hope of enacting his initiatives, he’ll have to play well with the … Continue reading “How Will Trump Work with Congress?”

By Robert Ringer The one bad thing that came out of this most historic of all elections is that, sadly, it looks like there will be no Trump TV after all.  But at least the Face of Evil proved me right about her never becoming president of the United States, though I admit I never … Continue reading “Be Careful, Donald … Be Very, Very Careful”