Hillary Clinton

The elitist hypocrisy of Clinton’s remarks was not lost on those Americans left behind for the past eight years by the economic and immigration policies of Clinton and Obama, and most importantly to those Americans whose constitutional liberty is threatened with attack should Mrs. Clinton win this election, her remarks were the sound of a trumpet upon which disaster on disaster was proclaimed.

Giving Americans who believe in sovereignty and American exceptionalism another reason to vote for Donald Trump, our friend Senator Jeff Sessions of Alabama has just exposed how the Obama Administration plans to expand an already unlawful program by setting up an extra-legal chain migration system for certain immigrants in the U.S. – including illegal aliens.

Hillary Clinton’s tired speech on the final night of the Democrat National Convention closed out a tumultuous week for the party nominee. Plus, Why undecided voters will eventually choose Donald Trump; #NeverTrump media gets an “A” for their English papers, but what about the election?; Trump admits it’s personal with the non-stop bash fest that was the Democrat convention, and, Is Mitt Romney about to endorse a pro-abortion, pro-marijuana candidate?

The Clinton brand has taken some serious hits in the small details of the Democrats' Convention, many of which are in the non-verbal communications and politically correct silence emanating from the stage in Philadelphia, consequently, Hillary Clinton has actually gone down in the polls during what should have been a four day showcase of her candidacy. 

Contrary to Sullivan’s assertion about the unprecedented nature of Russian meddling in U.S. elections, former U.S. Sen. Ted Kennedy (D-Mass.) begged the Soviets to help him get rid of President Ronald Reagan in 1984.

Donald Trump says he was being "sarcastic" when he said he hopes Russian hackers obtain deleted emails from Hillary Clinton’s private server. “They have no idea if it’s Russia, if it’s China, if it’s somebody else,” the GOP nominee said in an interview aired Thursday on "Fox and Friends." "Who knows it is?”

Politics is downstream of culture, and sometimes the celebrities that drive the culture do some nasty things to pollute the stream. What washes up on politic's banks is oftentimes pure crap. Essentially, these celebrities gave a thumbs up to all of the corruption, hypocrisy, and backstabbing, and for a very shallow reason.

Barack Obama headlined day three of the Democrat convention, took a victory lap and largely overshadowed poor hapless Time Kaine. Plus, Leading #NeverTrumper’s vote for Peyton Manning falls incomplete; Don’t believe the media spin, Tim Kaine is PLENTY liberal enough for the Democrats; Trump trying desperately to steal attention away from the Dems in Philadelphia, and, Trump’s latest dust-up with Megyn Kelly is nothing but a diversion.

Our friends at the Competitive Enterprise Institute just released an analysis of the Republican and Democratic Party platforms on energy and climate issues. The analysis shows there is a stark difference between the two Parties, a difference that shows Democrats are strangely out of synch with public opinion on this issue.

Trump’s outright repudiation of both the Democrat and Republican establishments show him to a be a man who cannot be easily bought by the special interests controlling the major political parties.

Hillary’s capacity for cynicism helps explain her floundering poll numbers. Trump is criticized for calculating too little; Hillary is criticized for calculating too much. Only a candidate as devious as Hillary could turn “lock her up,” heard both in Cleveland and Philadelphia, into a bipartisan chant.

During the Obama years, liberalism became more aggressive in its support of abortion. Hillary Clinton’s campaign reflects this new attitude. If she is elected, her administration is likely to reach a new extreme in the depth of its commitment to keeping abortion legal, expanding subsidies for it, and insulating these policies from democratic review.

Donald Trump unleashed an early morning Twitter rant Wednesday, voicing his thoughts on everything from Vladimir Putin to Syrian refugees.

Hillary Clinton and her sidekick Tim Kaine were asked some pointed questions by 60 Minutes host Scott Pelley about the DNC emails that were leaked last week. In her best Sergeant Schultz impression, Grandma Nixon intoned “I know nothing. Nothing!” You won’t see this on 60 Minutes though. It was cut from the show.

Both husband and wife are examples of what living in an ivory tower looks like. Not held accountable to the little people below. They seek power, they seek to use the government to give them power. They do not deserve to go back into the White House. And many Democrats realized that they were simply paying lip service to key social causes.

Like Hillary Clinton, either through willful blindness or sympathy with its anti-western agenda, for almost two decades Tim Kaine has associated with and allowed himself to be penetrated by the Muslim Brotherhood and its front groups. At a time when Islam’s war against the West is reaching an increasingly violent phase electing Hillary Clinton and Tim Kaine as President and Vice President amounts to national suicide.

Democrats continued their assault on Donald Trump during day two of the DNC and Bill Clinton even tried to pass off his wife as a change agent. Plus, Size doesn’t always matter, at least when it comes to convention bounces; All roads lead to Pennsylvania for Trump’s best chance to take blue territory; Democrats admit they’re worried about more email trouble, and, Rush says Trump is hack-proof and there’s more out there on Crooked Hillary.

Hillary Rodham headed off to the Northeast for college, where her conservative father paid handsomely for her left-wing indoctrination. In 1968, Hillary wrote her undergraduate thesis at Wellesley on — of all subjects — Saul Alinsky and his tactics. She quite literally studied Alinsky, and not merely distantly from the pages of a book.

For publishing stolen Defense Department secrets, the Pentagon Papers, the Times got a Pulitzer Prize. If the Russians were helpful in bringing to the attention of the American people the anti-democratic business being done at the DNC, perhaps the Russians deserve similar recognition. By the Times’ standard of 1971, maybe Putin deserves a Pulitzer.

The race is close today and there's plenty of reason to believe it will stay like that all the way until the election. For those who say Trump can't win, you probably said he would have never made it this far. All assumptions need to go out the window in an election like this one. Trump seems to understand that.