USA Politics
Asking the Right Questions About Trump’s Power
Let me give you a hint: exceptions are never decided in the White House.
The Deplorable Ethics of a Preemptive Pardon
It is deplorable for Biden to preemptively pardon Fauci on his last day in office, with so little known about the research NIAID funded in 2019 and voters so clearly eager to learn more. A pardon to preempt an investigation is not a pardon: it is obstruction.
It Is a Religious Backlash?
Trump’s edict must surely herald a rethink all over the world.
My Life Was Saved for a Reason
Christopher Luxon needs to take heed if he wants National to remain the dominant force in this country.
The Longest Inaugural, but the Shortest Presidency
The story of President William Henry Harrison.
The ‘Drill, Baby, Drill’ Energy Policy Has Much Support
In his ambitions to bring about a renaissance in energy production in the US, Trump enjoys the prospects of strong support from all corners of the world not beholden to the powerful lobbies of the globalist climate agenda.
A Look at Biden’s Legacy
Thanks in part to Biden’s efforts stretching back to the Nixon era, Americans today are more likely to believe in witches, ghosts, and astrology than to trust the federal government.
Begged for Inauguration Invite – Trump Jr
The Ukrainian leader unofficially asked for permission to attend three times but was refused, the president-elect’s son has claimed.