Analysis: It’s not often that two of my passions, comic books and politics, come together, but October 21 the United Nations(UN) announced DC Comics character Wonder Woman was named Honorary Ambassador for the Empowerment of Women and Girls. According to an official statement, the super heroine was to be the icon for Goal 5, which “seeks to achieve gender equality and empower all women and girls by 2030.”
Two months later the UN changed its mind. Continue reading
Analysis: Anyone who reads about Russian hacks and Donald Trump should consider that Leftists are addicted to blaming “others” and feel justified in that lack of individual responsibility. In breathless repetition, they transmute reality faster than corn pops in hot oil blaming anyone other than what they worship in the mirror.
“The reports on the intelligence community’s (IC) alleged conclusion that Russia wanted President-elect Donald Trump to win the election have been, in a word, schizophrenic. They’re also drawing on some odd sourcing,” the Daily Caller summarizes in an excellent analysis. Continue reading
Please don’t be offended or turn away. All troubled by ideas, words, and reason with respect and without judgment must be nurtured. We must save America’s most fragile: Our dearly precious “snowflakes.” You can help today by sharing the following video.
Created by the Media Research Center (MCR) the video informs viewers of the struggles many college students face in everyday life, such as hearing opinions with which they don’t agree. The fact that President-elect Donald Trump will assume office has sent many such “snowflakes” scampering into safe spaces provided by Universities they attend. You, dear reader, can help them.
Analysis: This is getting ridiculous.
The Washington Post published a story on Dec. 9 that the Central Intelligence Agency has concluded in a classified briefing to the Senate, which was leaked, that Russia somehow rigged — or was it influenced? — the election so President-elect Donald Trump would win.
The article quoted a senior U.S. official saying, “It is the assessment of the intelligence community that Russia’s goal here was to favor one candidate over the other, to help Trump get elected… That’s the consensus view.”
What can Republicans learn from Trump’s victory? The biggest lesson is that the old way of politics is dead. McCain and Romney showed that twice. Now Trump has shown how Republicans can actually win.
1. Find Your Natural Base
The GOP is ashamed of its base. It doesn’t like being associated with the very voters who made 2016 happen. Its autopsy last time around searched for ways to leave the white working class behind.