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Hillary Clinton. Historic first? Be careful what you wish for. And stay out of Hillary’s handbasket, if you can. Contrast her with Donald Trump.

The noose twists

When I think about the slow and inexorable––but, of course, inevitable––political demise of Hillary Clinton, I am reminded of T. S. Eliot’s poem, “The Hollow Men,”...

Jerusalem from Yad VaShem: at least one modern Chief of Staff understands the stakes this view symbolizes.

Executive10 years ago

Chief of Staff has spoken

A 2005 interview with then Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Moshe Ya’alon is the most candid and insightful statement of any public figure I have read...

Parents, take note: Attacks on liberty, even by teachers, in our schools - common Core and other global initiatives put a worm into this apple, producing students who do not think. Here's another worm: when teachers take a prey from among their own students. Not to mention a teacher who prostitutes herself to a corrupt seller of offices. Or an anti-bullying campaign that pulls a cruel humanitarian hoax by replacing one kind of bullying with another.

Education10 years ago

Preying on the innocent

“Mercy to the wicked is cruelty to the innocent.” Elijah Woods, actor of Lord of the Rings fame, in a manner similar to that of actor...

Chief of Staff Moshe Dayan knew all about taquiyya. We could use the strategic insight of a man like him.

Executive10 years ago

Strategic doctrine for Israel?

Jerusalem seems to have no strategic doctrine. She thus repeatedly ignores the teaching of Shakespeare in King Lear: “He’s mad that trusts in the tameness of...

Tower of Babel, ancient counterpart to the United Nations. The first globalist or one-world government. They, too, used "together" as a deceptive euphemism. This did not impress God. Collectivism is no substitute for worship. In politics, America must stand for Pittsburgh, not Paris, and certainly not Babylon, ancient or modern.

Executive10 years ago

Prophecy and globalist plans

Several of my tea party friends were disturbed to learn that I did not support Ted Cruz for president. While there were many reasons, one in...

Donald Trump at a conservative gathering in 2011. Does he truly pass the test? It would appear so--for he is now the voice of the silent American majority. He at least stays grounded in the real world.

Ignite the Pulpit10 years ago

Test your discernment

“What a good fortune for governments that the people never think,” said Adolph Hitler. A letter circulating through the Tea Party movement has recently come to...

The institution of Congress takes the blame, but its members really should. Many of them proved that at the State of the Union speech. Many have let lobbyists buy them. But how to drain the swamp? Donald Trump pledged to do this, regarding ObamaCare and other issues.

Legislative10 years ago

Congress: throw the bums out

There is a popular saying that would relate to our current environment in Congress with a little wordsmithing. It is “One bad apple can spoil the...

Did Obama lead a coup d'etat? He was a puppet on a string--or a consummate scammer. Graphic courtesy Mychal Massie

Executive10 years ago

Coup D’état in 2008

Of the 16 “establishment” candidates the non-politician businessman Mr. Trump defeated to become the presumptive Republican presidential nominee of 2016, he, more than any of his...

Letters10 years ago

Donald Trump, pragmatist

Trump is not a liberal nor a conservative…he’s a pragmatist! To a certain extent Ben Carson also fits this mold.

Executive10 years ago

Phony conservative establishment

Now that Donald Trump has apparently secured the Republican nomination, it is time, actually it’s well past time, that we consider just exactly what it is...