The news comes barreling so fast these days that huge stories are overtaken by even bigger ones, and that’s just this week. The news was already epic prior to Thursday’s bombshells, an apparent near unanimous rejection by the U.S. Supreme Court of Colorado’s attempt to keep Donald Trump off the…
We stand on the brink of war with Iran and its proxies, with a president who is barely functional mentally and physically, a Secretary of Defense who remains in the hospital being treated for prostate cancer after allegedly being missing in action for most of last week, and a Secretary…
Supreme Court decisions? A government shutdown? Aid to Israel and Ukraine? A new immigration plan? A presidential election? Buckle up. With a decision favorable to Donald Trump Friday by the Supreme Court, it may provide a window into their thinking on another issue headed their way, i.e., whether the…
Things are really heating up as we head towards the new year. There are mixed signals on a number of fronts. House Speaker Mike Johnson of Louisiana is showing good signs and bad. He must end the long running pattern of having more continuing resolutions and omnibus spending bills, and…
It appears that after 45 days since Hamas declared war on Israel, with their depraved and heartless attack on Israel, there is about to be a break in the war. An agreement has been reached to exchange 150 Palestinian prisoners in Israeli prisons for 50 hostages being held in Gaza,…
No evidence. That has become the mantra the Left — both politicians and the media — keeps stating to suggest that the impeachment inquiry into Joe Biden that officially begins this week is baseless. No evidence, they say, that links Joe Biden to Hunter Biden’s business dealings. This is such…
Following a debt deal debacle, a broken border and corruption at the top levels of government, what now? With the extended drama over the debt ceiling hike behind us, having passed a compromise deal agreed to by Speaker Kevin McCarthy and President Joe Biden, the good news is that we…
CPAC 2023, the Conservative Political Action Conference, earlier this month at the National Harbor just outside Washington, D.C., was another State of the Union for the conservative movement. There is always a fine line and complicated relationship between the Republican Party and the conservative movement, and this year was no…
What a week, once again. Will we ever get to 218? That is the question. The way I see it, this has been a useful and productive process. I am no Kevin McCarthy fan, as I wrote about in 2015 when he blew his near certain chance to become speaker…
[Editor’s note: This article was the February-A 2011 AIM Report, which I wrote when I was the Editor of Accuracy in Media. It is about the movie, “Fair Game,” starring Sean Penn as Joe Wilson and Naomi Watts as Valerie Plame. I had covered Scooter Libby’s trial in 2007. Libby…
CPAC is always a great event, as it was once again this year. I’ve attended over twenty times since I began going in 1998. These days it occurs more than once a year, and not always in the Washington D.C. area. Matt Schlapp and the American Conservative Union have taken…
How much is the Biden credibility gap hindering and prolonging the war Russia started when it invaded Ukraine? I would argue that it is having a huge impact. While paying lip service to having united the West to support Ukraine in its war with Russia, it is clear that the…