2. Karen Kataline: Feminists' Selective Outrage - Petty vs. Profound
3. Michael Stumo: Trump Should Tackle Our Overvalued Dollar
4. Adam Andrzejewski: President Trump's War on Waste
5. Lowell Ponte: The Framers Feared the Mob
6. John LeBoutillier: Midterm Election Predictions
Pelosi Goes Low for High Political Gain
By James Hirsen
Nancy Pelosi recently delivered the following message to a group
of like-minded people in New York City: “I think that we owe the American
people to be there for them, for their financial security, respecting the
dignity and worth of every person in our country, and if there’s some
collateral damage for some others who do not share our view, well, so be it…” Whether
she intended to provide such a window into her political soul is unknown.
However, it was a profoundly significant revelation from the woman who is
desperately seeking to be Speaker of the House once again. What Pelosi did in
her unwitting confession is to telegraph just how low the Democrats were
willing to stoop in their craven quest for power, so low that people who merely
disagree with their socialist agenda may, as her characterization indicated,
become expendable. [more...]
Feminists'
Selective Outrage - Petty vs. Profound
By Karen Kataline
What can you say about pampered celebrities and liberals who
take themselves and their political correctness so seriously? Compare their
stories to Nadia Murad, a Yazidi human rights activist from Iraq and the author
of the book “The Last Girl: My Story of Captivity, and My Fight Against the
Islamic State” who was awarded the 2018 Nobel Peace Prize. At just 21 years
old, Murad was kidnapped alongside an estimated 3,000 other Yazidi women and
girls, traded as sex slaves from one ISIS fighter to another. She was forced to
pray, dress up, and apply makeup in preparation for her rape, which was often
committed by gangs. While Hollywood liberals lament their selective outrage,
they are frighteningly silent about real-life atrocities that have been
courageously survived by young women like Nadia Murad. [more...]
Trump Should Tackle Our
Overvalued Dollar
By Michael Stumo
President Trump's decision
to impose tariffs on subsidized imports from China has generated plenty of
criticism from pundits and academics alike. But the tariffs, which are intended
to boost U.S. manufacturing competitiveness, are already leading to increased production
and job growth in the heartland. There's a looming trouble spot,
however, because the U.S. dollar is significantly overvalued - and rising - in
global markets. And that could end up negating some of the tariffs’
effectiveness. Here’s the problem: each day, global investors purchase massive
amounts of U.S. securities and financial assets. This incoming capital benefits
the financial industry but creates few jobs for everyday Americans. Worse, it
has the unfortunate side effect of driving up the dollar’s value in global markets. [more...]
President
Trump's War on Waste
By Adam Andrzejewski, Author of “Operation Drain the Swamp”
"We're
going to cut spending, absolutely. It's not as tough as you think, there's a
lot of fat in there," says President Trump. Last week, at the White
House, the president pledged to cut spending and asked his agency heads to
cut five percent of their budgets. Trump's action comes just 24 days after we
published an open letter to the president in The Wall Street
Journal and USA Today. In the letter, we urged President Trump to wage a war on
waste using a three-pronged attack: 1. Post all White House
expenditures online; 2. Cut agency waste (five percent of their budgets); 3.
Report progress to the public. It looks
like the president is following our plan. [more...]
The Framers
Feared the Mob
By Lowell Ponte
Today’s uncivil Democrats show why the Framers of our
Constitution feared the mob. As individuals, most of us are fair and practical;
but in emotional groups, people can sometimes easily become a terrorist mob. We
have a herd inside our heads, a mass mind evident in the socialist rallies of
1930s Germany or today’s Democrat socialist street gangs. Unchecked, democracy
can quickly turn to French Revolutionary violence. This is why our Framers
created institutions to protect our republic from “mobocracy.” Delusional
zealot Hillary Clinton still says she should be president because she “won the
popular vote” in 2016 – which is like saying she scored more “runs” even though
she and winner Donald Trump had agreed that they were playing football, where
scoring is via touchdowns and field goals, not “runs.” But even here, Democrats
and other leftists are plotting to circumvent the Constitution and steal future
elections. [more...]
Midterm
Election Predictions
By John LeBoutillier
With two weeks to go before the midterm elections, here are some
predictions. It seems likely that the Democrats will win back control of the
House - probably by 25 to 35 seats. Despite what the pundits are saying, the
Senate is not out of reach, either. The post-Kavanaugh GOP sugar high is
wearing off, which is why Trump has pivoted to trying to scare his base with
comments about the “caravan” of migrants making its way to the southern U.S.
border. It still might come down to Arizona and Nevada. If the Democrats win
both, along with Tennessee, they conceivably could take over the Senate. [more...]
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