This post was originally published on here At this time of year, we’re losing an hour of daylight every couple of weeks, so the daylight savings “fall back” issue doesn’t make it as big a deal as it may be in some other places. But I still think it’s a dumb idea, but I’ll let…
This post was originally published on here The Schumer Shutdown has been going on for more than a month now. It started on October 1, and the Senate won’t even be able to have another vote on it until Tuesday at the earliest. Advertisement The extended shutdown is raising concerns, particularly about funding for the…
This post was originally published on here Two flag or general officers have been replaced in the Pentagon in less than a week. I believe they left for markedly different reasons, but they demonstrate the way Secretary of War Pete Hegseth is reshaping the military bureaucracy. Advertisement First up is Lieutenant General Joseph McGee who…
This post was originally published on here I have to admit it. Every time I look at California Gov. Gavin Newsom, I think of the stereotype of the slick car salesman. My colleague Jennifer Oliver O’Connell refers to him as “Gov. Hair Gel,” and it’s so true. Moreover, the hand motions are worse than those…
This post was originally published on here As information continues to surface about the scope of the Biden administration’s Arctic Frost operation against Donald Trump and the full conservative movement, it’s clear that, in addition to numerous arrests and impeachments, we need public congressional hearings (preferably some of them on prime-time television) about what happened…
This post was originally published on here Sunday marks day 32 of the Schumer Shutdown and day 2 of no funding for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), a program on which millions of American rely to put food on the table. As RedState previously reported, two Federal judges, in two separate cases, on Friday…
This post was originally published on here There’s a place for serious discourse, in government as in any human endeavor. In fact, one would argue that government is one of the most important places for serious discourse. But there’s always a place for humor, too, even for obvious trolling. And few understand that better than…
This post was originally published on hereOver the past couple of weeks, former White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre has been popping up like an unwanted mushroom across the media landscape as she is attempting to sell her new book release, “Independent: A Look Inside a Broken White House, Outside the Party Lines.” Not exactly…
This post was originally published on here Last spring, we learned the sad news of the creator of beloved newspaper comic Dilbert, Scott Adams, and his cancer diagnosis. Cancer is something that has touched most people’s lives in one way or another. I lost a dear sister to cancer a few years ago. My father,…
This post was originally published on here We saw during the 2024 campaign that President Donald Trump wasn’t afraid of going on any outlet to campaign, no matter how hostile. But it’s still a little surprising that he would now give an interview to CBS News’ 60 Minutes, the show that infamously edited their interview…