OPINION: ‘Like hearing Lincoln at Gettysburg’

When three US Marine divisions invaded the tiny but crucial Pacific island of Iwo Jima on Feb. 19, 1945, they expected the fight to be over within a few days.Instead it lasted more than five weeks.

OPINION: You can always discern Democrats’ gun-control goals based on which tragedies they exploit

Democrats are silent after more than 30 people lost their lives this weekend to violent crime waves that continually sweep through the nation’s cities.

COMICALLY INCORRECT by A.F. Branco (May 26, 2022)

OPINION: This is becoming one of the greatest political scandals in history

Former Hillary Clinton campaign manager Robby Mook has testified in the trial of Michael Sussmann that Hillary Clinton “agreed to” a plan to take unsubstantiated allegations that Trump Tower was engaged in secret, back-channel communications with the Moscow-based Alfa Bank to the press, but not to...

OPINION: For Biden, courage would be visiting the US border, not touring Asia

Great leaders ride to the sound of the guns.It is an old saying central to the heart of leadership.A great leader shows courage by dealing with danger and disaster, and not hiding out or abandoning his post and running away.

SHORT CUTS (May 26, 2022)

“The same people who wanted to create a ‘disinformation board’ also think that men can get pregnant. Can’t make it up.

COMICALLY INCORRECT by A.F. Branco (May 19, 2022)

OPINION: The great baby formula shortage of 2022

That’s the big news story of the week.In the richest country in the world, new mothers are not able to find baby formula or are having to stand in line for hours to get it.

OPINION: The mass shooting lessons we just won’t learn

The shooting last weekend in Buffalo was a horrific tragedy.But we can expect that the media will turn it into a political circus.Just as we could have expected the NYC subway shooting to fade from the headlines.

SHORT CUTS (May 19, 2022)

“The left insists that the American people overwhelmingly support abortion. Well, if that’s true, then why are they so afraid of letting the people in the states have a say?