Your President Trump: Season Six
Scott Adams says Donald Trump lives his life like a movie or television series.
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Pray for Our Nation
I can’t believe I missed it. A 54-day novena for our nation. It ends on October 7 with the Rosary Coast-to-Coast.
Here's what will happen in 2018 election (POLL)
Do you think Democrats will retake the House, the Senate, or both in the 2018 election?
Liberals Are Not the Enemy
Forgive me. I say “liberal” sometimes when I mean something else. My mistake is habit, not irony.
Trump Instigates NFL Labor Dispute
Yesterday, I predicted the NFL would suffer a season-shortening labor dispute this season or next.
Finally! A President Stands Tall
They were dumbfounded. Those United Nations stuffed shirts were dumbfounded. Struck dumb. Silenced.
Leftists Turn Against Nancy
Nancy Pelosi is paying a price for statesmanship. Remember when this blog wrote about liberals saving us from Antifa?
Who Can Stop the Antifa Caliphate?
Yesterday, I explained the military strategy behind Antifa’s remarkable growth. In case you didn’t realize it, Antifa has effectively shut down grass roots conservative speech.
"We Are Killing Terrorists"
Elections have consequences. One consequence that we’ve all experienced: when you elect a street fighter, you get street fights.
Peace Through Violence: CNN's Radical Chic Moment
CNN screwed up. And it reminds me of an incident from 1970.
Who's a Racist?
So many people say it’s okay for Antifa to beat people they don’t like.
How Greitens Protected Privacy in Missouri
Angry texts. I got a bunch of very angry texts this morning.
Foxconn's Hiring and Mooch Is Safe
You know it’s coming. Some fake news hack will claim the whole Foxconn-Wisconsin deal was a plot to find a new job for Reince Priebus.
Regarding Jeff Sessions
I campaigned for and voted for Donald Trump. I stand 100% behind Trump today.
I disavow every Republican who disavowed Trump's tweets
When Reagan was president, we wanted him to hit back harder on the press.
How Donald Trump Completed the Tea Party
Sometimes I forget what originally drove me to call for a tea party protest in St.
How to Win Consistently
If your favorite player hits a home run or scores a goal, but your favorite team loses, what have you accomplished?
How Conservatives Abandoned Principles Over Trump
You’ve probably been hearing a lot about “principles” lately. Ted Cruz’s entire campaign centered “conservative principles” and being a “principled conservative.
Here's How the Ryan-Trump Meeting Ends
Nothing happens in politics by accident. Every move has an angle. Some players are better than others.
World Leaders and Paul Ryan Begin Negotiating With Trump
Every prediction about Trump has been wrong. Except for two. Ann Coulter and Scott Adams predicted Trump would win the nomination and, eventually, the White House in a landslide.
An Affair to Dismember (Trump)
If you’ve ever cheated on your spouse just to get back at your daughter for dating or marrying the wrong man, you’re probably a #nevertrump person like George Will.
Trump's South Carolina win was impressive
I got tire of scrolling. Politico shows the results of each county in South Carolina, my state of residence from 1985 to 1992.
Trump won the Fox News debate
Yes, you can win a contest before it starts. I gotta tell ya, the people at Fox News are stupid.
Why National Review's Trump Issue Will Fail
They. Don’t. Care. The conservative war against Trump won’t work. I get why National Review and The Weekly Standard devote whole issues of magazines to Trump’s lack of conservative bonafides.
Trump: Good, Bad, and Ugly
There seems to be a certain air of inevitability that Trump will win the GOP nomination for President.
One Irrefutable Definition of Leadership from Tom Landry
It’s funny, really, that America celebrates the day we signed up to fight a brutal war for independence, not the day that war was won.
What To Do About the New Political Dichotomy
What do we do with the plank? Yesterday I wrote about a new political dichotomy in America.
Am I Crazy If I Don't Believe the President?
John McCain and John Boehner believe him. John Kerry believes him. Nancy Pelosi, too.
What Can Missouri Legislators Learn From 19th Century St. Louis Politicians?
Iâll let one of my favorite thinkers, St. Louis native Don Peppers, tell about St.
Bill Radles Endorses Ed Martin for Attorney General
I Endorse Ed Martin Dear Friends, This is an email to encourage you to remember to do all you can to get Ed Martin elected Attorney General of Missouri.
What The Pollsters Arenât Telling You
Polls do influence elections. Thatâs why people like Nate Silver and some of the writers at Business Insider are doing somersaults over Gallupâs Daily Presidential Tracking numbers.
Pork For Me But Not For Thee
Some St. Louis area conservatives cheered Roy Bluntâs (R-MO) elevation to the Number 5 leadership position in the Senate Republican caucus.
Will You Help Find the Lost?
You might have heard that Jefferson County Council was one of the happiest stories emerging from the 2010 election.
Whoâs Fit?
Take a look at Drudge. Iâll wait. The day doesnât really matter. Itâs always full of stuff that makes you think rivets are flying out of the planet like a jalopy in a cartoon.
Donât Let Missouri Surrender Its Electoral Votes
Fill out this online witness form TONIGHT. Read this if you have any questions.
3 Reasons to Run for Lt. Governor
Patrick Tuohey made some good points about the office of Lieutenant Governor. Based on that, I thought up all the possible reasons someone would run for LooeyG.
The Akin Example
Todd Akin need doesnât to build tea party street cred. He thumps primary and general election opponents in biennial blowouts for Missouriâs Second District.
Momentum
Momentum is the mass and velocity of an object. The object is the American ideology.
The Longest Year
The year that ends tonight didnât begin a year a go tomorrow. Nor does it have a number.
Despots Use Money to Buy Power
Politicians donât seek money. They seek power. They use money to acquire power.
How to Kill the Tea Party
If the Tea Partyâor ACORN or the Democratic National Committee or anyone or anything else, for that matterâstays in a perpetual state of heightened negative emotions nothing positive gets accomplished.
Generational Change
A man lost in thought is liable to say anything. Anything at all.
Whatâs Left?
Exit polling tells the story. About 60 percent of voters agree with the tea party core principles of government constrained by a constitution and government transparency.
614 Days
Six hundred fourteen days from the first Tea Parties to Election Day. Thatâs 307 days in 2009 and 307 in 2010.
Do You Hear The People Sing?
[youtube=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u1iBjVlg6lw&w;=480&h;=385] It’s been almost two years since we met. At the time, I had no idea where this was going.
Let Some Things Go; Fight For Others
Hereâs a passage from a fine roman a clef: [I]f the worst were to happen and a local armed militia were to descend on me and drive me out as a Jewish alien, their offense mainly would be against the Jew, not against the landowner.
Beyond The Dip
I received a couple of phone calls this morning. Maybe because of the primary election in Missouri.
Democrats Plan to Punish Voters
Democrats are planning to punish the American people with draconian, destructive legislation during the lame duck session following Novemberâs election, according the Wall Street Journal.
How We've Made a Difference
When you give over most of your private time to a cause, you need some feedback.
A lovely trip down memory lane
1980 # [youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PsDe-8cOSYY&hl;=en] Reagan didnât transform America. You did. All Reagan supplied was the blueprint, the story that brought economics and history to life.
A Night at the Ball Park
Sometimes things just happen. As Jim Durbin points out, last nightâs St. Louis Tea Party Night at the Ball Game was a total fluke.
The Real Tea Party on Kudlow
Thanks, again, to Larry Kudlow for asking me to talk about tea party things on Friday, June 25.
One Great Way to Relieve Stress
A new poll shows Americanâs are stressed out. Almost half of Americans say theyâre under moderate to severe financial stress.
Abortion and ObamaCare
In Tennessee and Arizona, insurance exchanges created under ObamaCare are barred from covering abortions.
30 Minute Town Hall with Michele Bachmann is Tuesday Night
* Rep. Michele Bachmann (R-MN) Please join Ensuring Liberty tonight (Tuesday) at 8:00 EDT (7:00 Central, 5 Pacific) for a virtual townhall with Congresswoman Michele Bachmann to discuss the disasterous implications of the Dodd Financial Reform Bill.
Ensuring Liberty: Virtual Town Hall with Rep. Michele Bachmann
House Conservative Rock Star, Michele Bachmann, will hold a virtual Town Hall on Tuesday, May 11, 2010, at 8 p.
Graduation, Motherâs Day, Fatherâs Day . . .
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How to Focus for Better Living
I once thought that focus meant you never got distracted. I was wrong.
Fred Fading?
A new CBS News poll of 302 Republicans shows that Rudy Giuliani has widened his lead over Fred Thompson.
Thompson to Announce in September
THIS IS HENNESSY’S VIEW’S 1000TH POST SINCE AUGUST, 2000 As an act of courtesy to the politics-weary American public, Fred Thompson is likely to announce his candidacy for the GOP nomination for President in September, according to columnist-reporterRobert Novak.