The Pragmatism of Trump

The Pragmatism of Trump I consider myself a pretty smart guy. Of course, I have a huge ego that really does not need massaging. Thus, when I run into a situation where I should have picked up on something long before I did is disconcerting, to say the least. This is the situation when it dawned on me that Candidate Trump was a realist, a pragmatist and really had no real ideology guiding his thinking. When I read four of his books and edited the book he published during the campaign, it hit me like a safe dropped from the fourth floor of a building. When the clue bird landed on my shoulder, my help for the candidate improved exponentially. He liked what I wrote and what I said. He must have as he kept me on all the way into the administration.  •  2020-02-12  •  Dr. Sam Clovis

The Democrats and the Constitution

When I broke away from dealing with a lot of personal issues over the past several weeks, I did glance at the TV to see how the trial of the President was proceeding. I about puked when I heard Adam Schiff invoke the Constitution on repeated occasions. I would be willing to bet my income (which is not much right now) that none—none—of the Democrat managers had ever read the Constitution until they had to come into the trial chamber and try to convince 100 sitting Senators that they were sincere in their arguments. After invoking the secular holy writ of the Constitution, they proceeded to lying over and over again about their evidence on the President. It was laughable.

•  2020-02-12  •  Dr. Sam Clovis

Sex, Gender, and Delusion

In October, 2019, the US Supreme Court heard arguments about “whether the definition of sex in U.S. law includes sexual orientation and gender identity.” (Elizabeth Slattery in The Daily Signal, October 8, 2019) Here’s a hint: no, it doesn’t. In the interest of clarity, here are some definitions and observations.

•  2020-02-12  •  Dr. Bruce Smith

The Clintons and the Bidens Were Born Under the Same Sign, “FOR SALE”

Two of our recent most “illustrious” families—The Clintons and the Bidens have proven how “public servants” can become very wealthy by using their public service as a profitable vehicle to generate monetary gains. First the Clintons. Look at what the Clintons accomplished from their public service jobs, both during and after their government employment. When Bill Clinton left office, both Bill and Hillary claimed that they were broke and in debt (mainly because of big legal fees incurred by Bill’s behavior both before and while he was in office). But, within a matter of 12 years they were multi-millionaires and the chief owners of a close to a billion dollar “charitable” foundation where most of the “charitable donations” went to the Clintons themselves and the flunkies who surrounded them. (A fact chronicled in the the best selling book by Peter Schweizer called, ‘Clinton Cash’).

•  2020-02-12  •  Chuck Lehmann

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