Carlson is reading a tweet thread produced by writer Darryl Cooper. It crystallizes a key aspect driving the concerns of Red State
As the race for the Oval Office was heating up back in 2012, I published a little column that caught CNN’s attention: “WWJVF: Who Would Jesus Vote For?” I had written it because candidates on all sides — even Obama — were invoking the King of Kings to support their Read more
I am asked my view on President Donald Trump a lot. If you take my published articles and interviews on him and his policies as a whole, you get a pretty good picture of what I think. I also did this interview with CNN in 2012 and it gives you Read more
On Tuesday, President Trump addressed the United Nations and shocking to no one save Left-of-center news agencies, he expressed his strong belief in his own economic policies; in America—its people, way of life, and the Constitution which governs it; and in business enterprise as a path to freedom and prosperity. Trump’s Read more
The Beautiful Poetry of Donald Trump I confess that I have not read this book. But I want to. The very concept of this book, the audacity of it, both cracks me up and earns my admiration. Author Robert Sears compiles the tweets, speeches, and interviews of President Trump and Read more
The Pastor Platt Presidential Prayer Apology*: A Study in Hate Yesterday I published a column in The American Spectator on a controversy that erupted after a Baptist pastor in D.C. prayed for President Trump during a church service. You can read the full article here. In summary, the pastor, David Read more
While Charles Schumer weeps and lawyers are deployed; as protesters protest and accusations fly — amidst all of the general hysteria about President Donald Trump’s executive order on immigration, let’s pause, take a deep breath, and for a moment consider the apparent purpose of the order itself: To keep Americans Read more