If the business of Trump’s lewd language about women caught on tape 11 years ago and Bill Clinton’s sexual history with Hillary enabling him in the trashing of his conquests could be set aside, only the issues would remain, and wouldn’t that be good?
It seems that at every turn during this crazy presidential election campaign -- with its deeply flawed principal candidates (whom do you hate less?) -- someone’s personal or professional computer records are being hacked.
Hillary Clinton actually does have ties to the Kremlin – ties which, had they been reported with any honesty, would have become an issue in the presidential campaign.
Some of Hillary Clinton’s top campaign staff appears to hold a deep reservoir of contempt for Catholics and Evangelical Americans, according to the latest batch of WikiLeaks emails.
According to conventional wisdom, I have no business being a Trump supporter. Yet, I have been an unabashed fan since Trump declared his candidacy for president.
I said that what people don’t understand about Reagan is that his self-concept in the first 40 years of his life, meaning the years in which you really become yourself, was as an artist.
The second presidential debate was ferocious and nasty, a scorched-earth barrage that reflected the nation’s bitter political divisions and the animus between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton. There’s never been anything like it in modern politics.
I was taken aback by the rather shoddy work of The New York Times in its analysis on October 1 of the few slim pages of Donald Trump's Republican presidential candidate’s tax returns.
Just as Trump has confused his compulsive and unrestrained heterosexual appetite with respect for women, Hillary has confused her compulsive and unrestrained lust for power with respect for America.
On April 28, I was diagnosed with breast cancer and decided to take extended medical leave from the Fox Business Network, my work home for six years, to seek treatment.
