Trump declares emergency to build border wall
WASHINGTON (February 15, 2019) — President Donald Trump announced Friday that he will declare a national emergency to fulfill his pledge to construct a wall along the U.S.-Mexico border.
It's a simple fact of politics that when people screw up, their political opponents react with alacrity. The problem is that whenever Democrats screw up, the media decides it's not a story. But when Republicans pounce on it? Now that's a story.
Democrats want to push radical leftist policies – like those being promoted by Kamala Harris – but they don't want the blowback such policies entail. They want to pretend that radical leftism is popular even as they implicitly acknowledge the fact that it's not all that popular.
When checks and balances fail, damage is usually the result. That's why when it came to our system of government, the founders were so focused on creating gridlock.
Destroy masculinity in order to destroy discrimination and depression. Feminize men, and indoctrinate boys. That's the conclusion of the supposedly scientific American Psychological Association.
The "Obama Myth" leads Democrats to see President Trump's 2016 as an electoral aberration – which leads Republicans to believe in the "Trump Myth." The reality is that the electoral aberration wasn't Trump but Obama.
If you need another reason that Democrats shouldn't be handed federal power anytime soon, here it is: their view of federalism is only temporary. The moment they're back in power they will again wield it like a club.
Democrats have the enviable advantage of being able to trot out nearly any story and be given credibility by most of the mainstream media. And every time the media do that, they undercut their own credibility.
The question is whether everyone who alleges sexual abuse is, in fact, a survivor of sexual abuse. And the answer, clearly, is no.
WASHINGTON (February 15, 2019) — President Donald Trump announced Friday that he will declare a national emergency to fulfill his pledge to construct a wall along the U.S.-Mexico border.
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