At The American Spectator, David Catron details the spreading civil war on the left, between the hard left backing Bernie Sanders, and the establishment left, most visible in the DNC and its presumed media-arm, CNN. After detailing a number of CNN’s biased behaviors, Catron explains that the DNC and the media establishment are terrified of […]
DNC/CNN Terrified Sanders Can’t Beat Trump
Should You Take the Dividend Blood Oath?
I have always been passionate about dividends, and if you learn to understand their power, you will be too. I even told readers in 2002 to take a blood oath to buy only dividend payers. Alarmed? While I was joking about the blood oath, I was very serious about the power of dividends in an […]
Key Figures in U.S. Airstrike that Killed Soleimani
The key figures in the January 3 U.S. airstrike that killed Qassem Soleimani have been identified, most notably Abu Mahdi al-Muhandis, deputy commander of Iraq’s Popular Mobilization Forces (PMF) and commander of Kataeb Hezbollah. Abu Mahdi al-Muhandis was listed as a terrorist in the United Arab Emirates and the United States. Some security experts are […]
Pelosi Gets Ousted Again from the Speakership?
At The American Spectator, Dov Fischer suggests that Nancy Pelosi will be the first Speaker of the House to lose control of the chamber twice. Fischer explains that Pelosi’s failure to quickly move the impeachment to the Senate has depleted what little reserves of political capital she maintained. With even close allies like Sen. Dianne […]
Are Democrats Set To Remake 1972 Presidential Disaster?
Are Democrats about to set themselves up for a George McGovern-type electoral disaster by nominating Bernie Sanders, or another leftist? An editorial at The Wall Street Journal explains that the data don’t show strong support for a leftist ideologue, and the demographics don’t bode well for future leftist candidates. They write (abridged): When Gallup began […]
Biden Wrong with Scary Consistency
In The Wall Street Journal, Gerard Baker outlines the many ways Joe Biden has been wrong during both his career in the Senate and as Vice President. He writes (abridged and annotated): “I think he [Joe Biden] has been wrong on nearly every major foreign policy and national security issue over the past four decades,” […]
Iran’s Leaders are Weak: Is it Time for Change?
Will Iranians rise up to change their leaders? Dov Fischer suggests at The American Spectator that it may be time to put more economic pressure on Iran’s leaders. He writes (abridged): I am unalterably opposed to sending American servicemen and women into another intractable foreign adventure. I oppose American adventurism and regime change from outside. […]
Welcome to the Middle East Proxy Wars
At The National Interest, Ali Demirdas outlines a scary possible future for U.S./Iranian relations. Demirdas sees a “protracted and highly elaborate American Iranian proxy war that very well may transcend the Middle East.” He writes (abridged): The assassination of Maj. Gen. Qassem Suleimani has shocked the world. Qassim Suleimani was considered the second most prominent […]
Sit Down Nancy, The House’s Turn is Over
At The American Spectator, David Catron notes that House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has no power to dictate to the Senate terms for sending on articles of impeachment. He explains, “The House’s turn is over.” Even Senate Democrats are tired of Pelosi’s stalling reports Catron. He writes (abridged): House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has repeatedly portrayed President […]
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