The headline form The Hill Newspaper reads: Sessions weighs second special counsel to probe Clinton-related matters Within the story, we read: Assistant Attorney General Stephen Boyd wrote "that Sessions had 'directed senior federal prosecutors to evaluate certain issues'

David Tyler of the Weekly Standard asks these questions . . . "Are Republicans going to lose the House in 2018? And if they do, will it be President Trump’s fault?" As he points out, there is

My Sunday political comments . . . Tax reform I remain optimistic that some level of tax reform will take place by the end of the year and that it will be retroactive, i.e. apply

Ask yourself a simple question.  If you wanted to buy a suit at Macy’s but knew the suit would not go on sale for two days, would you buy the suit now or wait two

What happened on Election Day 2016? Democrats and some in the Media want you to believe that Democrats won seats "cost to coast" in a repudiation of President Trump. While Trump may well have not have increased

We live in The Divided Era.  One aspect of that is our division over the Media. As I wrote in the Washington Times, in the run up to the presidential election a year ago, "Media bias

The headline from The Hill does not tell the whole story. Brazile’s revelations stir confusion, anger among Democrats Inside the story, this line told much more: "Some Democrats are calling for party reform, while others are downplaying Brazile's

Robert Mueller should resign as special counsel.  Here is why: 1. He cannot be participant and fact finder/prosecutor. Whatever the Russia investigation entails (and apparently it was not limited by the Justice Department), it involves the

Do higher tax rates affect human behavior? As the nation considers tax reform, according to a report, taxes on pot in California could reach as high as 45% for the consumer. Combined with the slew of

The news, at first blush, sounds ominous. However, the indictment of Paul Manafort and his business associate on 12 counts is unrelated to the 2016 election. They have to do with his private business dealings. That raises