Tag: Commentary
Red Flag Laws: Life-Saving or Authoritarian?
Red Flag laws have spurred quite a bit of controversy. This legislative movement seeks to create a process to remove firearms from the homes...
Gutknecht: Rock and Roll Capitalism
At the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland this week, Rock Star Bono said, “Capitalism is not immoral — it’s amoral. It requires our...
Commentary: Is Tucker Right?
Recently, Tucker Carlson, host of Fox News’ Tucker Carlson Show, opined that the free market isn’t always good for families. Naturally, all hell broke...
A Tale of Two Marches
Washington, D.C. hosted two large political marches last weekend. Both emphasized women’s issues, but the contrast between them couldn’t be more stark.
The first event...
Commentary: The Real Crisis Manufacturers
Democrats are expert crisis manufacturers, capable of spotting an existential threat even where none exists. So, it was rather rich to hear Nancy Pelosi...
Gutknecht: Lead, Follow, or Get Out of the Way
Senator Chuck Grassley may be the singularly most important reason why the GOP gained seats in the Senate last November. Democrats and their base...
Annie Holmquist: Why I’m a ‘Misogynist’
I’ve received any number of insults in the years since I began writing publicly. Lest you feel sorry for me, let me state up...
Mainstream Media fact checkers: opinion pundits in disguise
The mainstream media’s so-called “fact checkers” had to get pretty creative in order to find flaws in President Trump’s Oval Office address last week.
Originally...
Detestable Character Assassination
Editors Note: This was column was co-written by Tom Tancredo and Gil Gutknecht.
How did our political discourse become so polluted? How can a political...
Why ‘Taxing the Rich’ Falls on the Middle Class Instead
As Democrats take control of the U.S. House, taxing the rich inevitably becomes a focus. Progressive candidates wasted no time in denouncing the recent...