Politics

By Dennis Prager, The Stream - The answer should be so obvious I am disappointed that all conservatives do not readily understand it. The role of the president of the United States is first and foremost to be a good president. If he (or she) is a personal role model, that is a lovely bonus — but it is only a bonus. When I was young, I never regarded the president of the United States as a personal role model. That task fell on my father, my grandfather, my older brother, my uncles,

By David Harsanyi, Daily Signal - Never mind either that 2016 was the most SCOTUS-centric election we’ve had in modern times. The GOP’s presidential candidate provided a list of names then promised to nominate those people if he became president. Seems pretty transparent to me… Democrats are increasingly comfortable arguing against the “undemocratic” Constitution, seeing the system as the opposition. We see it most notably with opposition to the Electoral College, but centralizing federal power has long been a goal of the Left.

By Craig Bannister, CNSNews - “We are looking at a whole series of possible violations of federal law,” Media Research Center (MRC) President Brent Bozell said Tuesday regarding the content of newly-revealed Google corporate emails discussing the social media giant’s efforts to help Hillary Clinton win the 2016 presidential election... "This Google scandal is a bombshell," Bozell declared Tuesday

By Rob Schwarzwalder, The Stream - The reason Donald Trump appealed to so many people is that they were fed up. They were tired of the lying, ineptitude, and arrogance of people like Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton. They wanted change and were willing to take a risk on a larger-than-life, four times bankrupted, reality show real estate developer on his third marriage… Interestingly, more than 40 percent of Mr. Trump’s voters had college degrees. And the current President won 62 percent of the white vote – the exact same percentage as Mitt Romney four years earlier.