There’s something poetic perhaps even prophetic about watching the Trump–Musk bromance go up in flames. For those of us paying close attention, this fracture wasn’t a surprise. It was a slow-motion collision between two titans who were never built to…
Former White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre will release a book titled Independent: A Look Inside a Broken White House, Outside the Party Lines on Oct. 21, detailing her time in the Biden White House. The American Spectator has obtained an…
Donald Trump is that Navy officer who reaches the Lord of the Flies island, after seeing the fire, to find Ralph, the ordinary citizen, exhausted and surrounded by a mob of feral kids about to murder him. It’s all in…
In his second inaugural address, President Donald Trump reached back into history to signal how he will implement his promise to control our nation’s borders and to expand those borders by acquiring new territory. Trump’s reach extended to 1798, when…
It was an amazing sight to see. Walking around the nation’s capital inaugural weekend as I did it was impossible to miss the optimism and enthusiasm that was everywhere one looked. The trademark red MAGA hats were everywhere. Worn by…
For many Americans the most worrisome feature of the Biden administration was the nagging suspicion that “Scranton Joe” wasn’t really in charge. Despite a coordinated effort by the Democrats and the corporate media to cover it up, most Americans realized…
Over the past few weeks, news outlets have been inundated with articles and opinions on President-elect Trump’s 15 choices for his Cabinet. All of us have probably learned something about each of them. However, do you understand the process that…
WASHINGTON — “Decency. Decency. Decency,” President Joe Biden responded when a reporter asked him about late President Jimmy Carter’s legacy Sunday hours after the former president passed away. It was a self-serving summation on Biden’s part, as the barely-there chief…
Most of the stories related to the death of former President Jimmy Carter noted that he was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 2002 for “his decades of untiring effort to find peaceful solutions to international conflicts, to advance democracy…
