Rex Tillerson

No one knows what President Trump believes about the Koreas. He has made many contradictory comments while Senators John McCain and Lindsey Graham have been talking up the likelihood of war.

National Security Advisor H.R. McMaster's guidance to President Trump that he should falsely certify that Iran is in compliance with the Obama nuclear deal amounts to looking the other way on Iran’s violations and is little different than what Hillary Clinton would have done if she had won the 2016 election.

U.S. forces have opened fire on Iranian-backed forces in Syria at least three times since May. Three of the incidents took place at al-Tanf, a remote desert outpost near the point where the Syrian, Iraqi and Jordanian borders meet.

Fred Fleitz and Ambassador Bolton argue it is folly to falsely certify that Iran is in compliance with its obligations under Obama's nuclear deal. It is time for President Trump to fulfill his campaign promise to take America out of Obama’s dangerous Iran nuclear deal.

Washington needs to restore a working relationship with Moscow on multiple issues. That doesn’t mean trusting Vladimir Putin. It does mean making policy in accord with the way the world is, not the way we wish it was.

Washington obviously can do little to “fix” any of these nations. But America could at least affirm the principle that governments should protect their people’s lives and dignity.

Rex Tillerson was the chairman and chief executive officer of the seventh largest company in the world. That means he is likely to be at least as capable a Secretary of State as Hillary Clinton or John Kerry. 

President Donald Trump’s first 100 days were just the opening act to Make America Great Again. Plus, Latest moves in the healthcare debate expose “moderates” for the cowards that they are, and, Donald Trump is already the most “threatened” president in history.

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The media would count Trump’s first 100 days as a failure regardless of what transpired. Plus, If Congress doesn’t increase defense spending, should Trump take the blame?, and, Poll shows Trump’s voters don’t regret voting for him, still enjoys broad support.

Democrats are wrong again if they think there’s a huge anti-Trump wave looming for 2018. Plus, Chaffetz’s retirement sends shockwaves through the GOP, but does it really signal anything?, and, Would you rather go to the White House with Ted Nugent or Beyoncé?

There is no magic solution to the North Korea Problem. But military action should be a last resort, reserved for preempting a direct and imminent threat that doesn’t presently exist. Washington must avoid triggering the Second Korean War.

If President Trump and Secretary Tillerson don’t expose the truth about Obama’s secret side deals with Iran, Americans will remain in the dark, not only about what commitments to Iran Obama bound us to, but whether the Trump administration has been honest when they said Iran is complying with the deal and that there would be a break with Obama’s dangerous policy of appeasing the Islamist terrorist state.

Wars may not always be about money but there’s no doubt political fights seem to be. Plus, Soap opera-like media coverage of the Trump White House team created their celebrity status, and, Jeff Sessions wants action on the border wall, Democrats say it will cost too much.

2010’s Tea Partiers versus today’s violent anarchist left – there’s truly no comparison. Plus, Should President Trump make a deal with Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg to retire?, and, Trump is succeeding in reversing disastrous Obama energy production crackdown.

Justice Neil Gorsuch is set to hear his first oral arguments and could be the key to important conservative issues. Plus, You can’t always define the establishment but you know ‘em when you see ‘em, and, Big shock: New poll says GOP is suffering under Trump.

Signs of a strong start to Donald Trump’s administration but there’s a long way to go. Plus, If “Trumpism” does exist what does it really mean?, and, Tax return protests prove the left isn’t getting any closer to accepting Trump.

Nearing the end of President Trump’s first 100 days it’s imperative that he realize there are many Judas Iscariots out there who would be more than willing to sell him to his enemies for 30 pieces of silver. He needs conservative personnel – now.