Donald Trump Is Right: We Are Not At War With Islam But Radical Islam
This week, Donald Trump spoke that the United States is not at war with Islam, but Radical Islam. As the attack yesterday in Manchester shows, this is an ideology of violence and destruction. But, a majority of Muslims do not … Continue reading Donald Trump Is Right: We Are Not At War With Islam But Radical Islam
Anthony Weiner is Sick, But so is Our Culture
On Friday, May 19th Anthony Weiner broke down in tears as he plead guilty to sexting with an underage girl in court. “I have a sickness, but I do not have an excuse,” Weiner declared to the Court, and he’s … Continue reading Anthony Weiner is Sick, But so is Our Culture
The Guilty Weiner: Why the Left Should Be Harsher on Anthony Weiner
The state of New York has given rise to a multitude of well-known politicians, the majority of whom are at least mildly embarrassing — Bill de Blasio, Michael Bloomberg, Bill Bratton, Hillary Clinton, Andrew Cuomo, Chuck Schumer, Al Sharpton, Donald … Continue reading The Guilty Weiner: Why the Left Should Be Harsher on Anthony Weiner
How Badly… No, Is Trump Hurting The GOP?
In the span of a couple of months the media narrative surrounding Republicans has flipped from the “Majority is safe” to “Danger Will Robinson.” Likewise, in the Senate, Republican gains have now been downgraded to one or two seats. Don’t … Continue reading How Badly… No, Is Trump Hurting The GOP?
What Democrats Should Learn From Omaha
I am going to take a moment to not comment on the James Comey non-scandal and focus on a more electorally consequential event held on Tuesday. The Omaha mayoral race. If you did not follow the race closely, you’d be forgiven. … Continue reading What Democrats Should Learn From Omaha
Women, Embrace Your Femininity!
Let us imagine for a moment that there is a woman named Jane. Jane is 45 yet has never married, although she has built a fine career for herself. But Jane finds that her life is wanting. Loneliness is slowly … Continue reading Women, Embrace Your Femininity!
Cuomo’s Cage: The Cost of New York’s Excelsior Scholarship
When I first saw that New York—my home state—had become the first state in the United States to offer free college tuition to State residents, I was sitting at my desk in my dorm room in Virginia, editing for the … Continue reading Cuomo’s Cage: The Cost of New York’s Excelsior Scholarship
