Friday on PBS’s “NewsHour,” New York Times columnist David Brooks reacted to President Barack Obama’s end-of-the-year press conference in which the president continued to say progress was being made in the fight against ISIS. Brooks said that claim was in
Democratic leaders are unanimous in declaring a complete victory over House Speaker Paul Ryan and his close allies, who wrote the $1.1 trillion omnibus budget without asking House conservatives for any input — or even for some public objections to help their closed-door negotiations.
Columnist Charles Krauthammer stated that President Obama’s reported quotation that he didn’t watch enough cable news to understand the anxiety people had about terrorism was him stating people “are not as cool, intelligent, and far-seeing as I am” on Friday’s
MSNBC host Chris Matthews argued that President Obama has “16 days of golf coming” when it doesn’t seem to be” that ” he’s got something going against terrorism” and “We really don’t understand our strategy” and the president has “moved
President Obama says that stopping the next terrorist attack in the United States will be just about as hard as stopping the next mass shooting.
The full episode of President Obama’s appearance in an episode of Running Wild With Bear Grylls aired last night, revealing that the president isn’t very good at using a smartphone.
President Obama reveals his greatest fear during the full episode of Running Wild With Bear Grylls that was aired for the first time on NBC last night.
House Speaker Paul Ryan dismissed any objections to the surprise House amendment that will allow employers to import foreign workers instead of hiring roughly 200,000 blue-collar Americans during 2016.
Filmmaker Michael Moore said people “are so unnerved and unhinged by the fact that we’ve had two terms of a president whose middle name is Hussein” while discussing his protest outside of Trump Tower on Thursday’s broadcast of CBS’ “The
President Obama’s address to the nation after the massacre in San Bernardino California was not particularly revelatory or comforting. Now more than ever, Americans want to hear that we are safe and protected. It remains unclear if anything has or will be done to make us feel safe again.
President Barack Obama traveled to the National Counterterrorism Center for a Dec. 17 briefing on national security, in an attempt to reassure Americans that he was taking the threat of terrorism seriously as he prepares to leave Washington D.C. for his vacation in Hawaii.
One year ago today, President Barack Obama announced a radical change in U.S. policy towards the rogue communist government of Cuba, insisting that funneling new money to the Castro regime would empower “democracy and human rights” n the island. Today, the failure of President Obama’s diplomacy is abundantly clear, as Cuba’s political detention rates skyrocket and thousands more risk their lives to reach the United States before the Castros are emboldened even more.
During a post-debate interview with CNN’s Jake Tapper on December 15, Republican presidential hopeful Ted Cruz described how political correctness prejudices President Obama and Hillary Clinton against law-abiding American citizens.
Secretary of State John Kerry formally accepted Russian demands during talks in Moscow this week to keep Syrian dictator Bashar al-Assad in power.
House Speaker Paul Ryan’s first budget provides extra funding for President Barack Obama’s effort to release more convicts from federal prisons, despite warnings from police officials and the FBI chief.
Five days after Breitbart News reported that President Barack Obama had not scheduled plans to attend or send representatives to any of the funerals of the 14 San Bernardino attack victims, the White House announced that the President has added a Friday stop on his way to Hawaiian holiday to visit–sans media–with some of the grieving families.
The interesting discussion is all on the Republican side, and there were some strong exchanges in Las Vegas. Contrary to Chris Christie’s dismissal of the debate over surveillance between Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio as so much senatorial jibber-jabber, there are serious questions of liberty, security, and privacy to discuss. (Having said that, Governor Christie’s tone will probably appeal to voters who want strong leadership and decisive action on national security, as will Donald Trump’s.)
Secretary of State John Kerry and Russian President Vladimir Putin agreed that al-Qaeda’s al-Nusra Front and the Islamic State (ISIS/ISIL) should not participate in any Syrian peace talks.
No “fixes” to ObamaCare should be permitted – full repeal is the only answer, and Democrats must be forced to accept it. Until then, they and their union allies should be made to feel every second of the agony they deserve, without release or reprieve. It is sheer political madness for any Republican to intervene on their behalf, especially when so many of the GOP’s constituents are suffering from lost insurance plans, soaring premiums, exploding out-of-pocket costs, and lost access to their doctors.
President Obama warned against the immigration mistakes of the past Tuesday, comparing Syrian refugees to the Jewish refugees who fled the Holocaust and the plight of Mexican immigrants to the discrimination faced by Catholic immigrants in the past.
Now that the leftwing Washington Post has set a standard to separate those you disagree with from Americans, how can anyone possibly count as Americans those 34% who are satisfied with Barack Obama’s handling of terrorism. The Americans who have
Columnist Charles Krauthammer argued President Obama’s “heart isn’t in” the fight against terrorism and “he’s only doing this grudgingly as way to appease public opinion” on Monday’s “O’Reilly Factor” on the Fox News Channel. Krauthammer said of President Obama’s speech
Monday on Fox News Channel’s “The O’Reilly Factor,” host Bill O’Reilly used his “Talking Points Memo” segment to discuss the divisiveness in American politics, which he argued had led to the rise of outsider candidates like Donald Trump and Sen.
On Saturday, the first flights from the West Coast to Havana, Cuba, were initiated, although must tourists are still banned from visiting Cuba.
On Saturday’s “Justice,” host Judge Jeanine Pirro opened with a monologue pointing out there is “one man” in Washington who is fighting the “narratives” that the Obama administration is “shoving down our throats,” and that is FBI Director Jim Comey. “I
