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It’s no secret that Americans are fed up with Washington’s lack of results. Less than 20 percent of respondents in a rece
President Barack Obama discarded eight years of controversies surrounding his administration, including the targeting of cons
With 56 days to go until the election, you can bet voter identification requirements will increasingly be a major topic of co
No matter which party wins on Election Day, Americans are going to have to deal with a few zombies. That’s what I like t
Two complaints of vote buying, four complaints of felons voting or registering to vote, and a voter registration under the na
The number of concealed carry permit holders has skyrocketed over the last four years, noticeably in key battleground states
Leaked emails seem to suggest that the Democratic National Committee maintains cozy relationships with mainstream media outl
An upstart businessman wants to get ahead in society but can’t because of bureaucratic regulations. A talented college grad
Protecting religious liberties, keeping Americans secure from foreign and domestic threats, and holding government accountabl
Tommy Valentine still lives at home, hasn’t graduated from college yet, and barely looks old enough to buy a beer. But the
In 2014, Republicans won a majority in Senate. However, if you’ve been watching the Senate lately, you’d be forgiven for
Conservatives’ campaign to impeach IRS Commissioner John Koskinen has yielded hearings but little else. As the congressiona
Liberals leap to put down Ronald Reagan even when they are writing about someone else. They simply cannot accept that Reagan
A visibly irritated Speaker Paul Ryan chastised Democrats on Thursday morning for hijacking the House floor, and promised to
Facebook is adding a training program for its employees to address concerns that the company has a bias against conservatives
Before he made his first million, before he did business on six continents, and before he became a Fortune 500 CEO, David Per