The Prayer Breakfast is ultimately about action. While our country cannot solve all of the world’s problems, we are an essential light in the call to help the least of these. Let us continue to be a leader among nations.
The State of the Union speech Tuesday was a good night for President Trump, a bad one for the media. In tone and tenor, Trump nailed much of it – like his uncompromising rejection of socialism.
“Our brave troops have now been fighting in the Middle East for almost 19 years,” President Trump said in his State of the Union address Tuesday night. “Great nations do not fight endless wars.”
In Tuesday’s State of the Union address, President Trump announced he will hold a second nuclear summit with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un in Vietnam Feb. 27 and 28. But Trump gave no clues as to how this new round of talks will move the denuclearization ball forward in the face of a recalcitrant North Korea.
Every once in a while a speech is so effective and powerful it changes the trajectory of history. President Trump’s 2019 State of the Union address was that kind of speech.
Democrats on the House Judiciary Committee held a hearing Wednesday on new gun control legislation Democrats plan to push on the American people. Democrats would not allow me to speak. Here's the testimony I planned to give.
Wednesday is the 108th anniversary of the birth of one of our greatest presidents – Ronald Reagan. And as we saw in the Super Bowl Sunday, “Reagan” still means “right.”
In his State of the Union speech Tuesday night, President Trump talked about the strong economic and jobs growth in the U.S. under his administration. While this success story gets far less attention than it deserves, it has benefitted all Americans.
I’ve never seen a group of Washington lawmakers visibly upset to hear that America is back at work. But that's exactly what I saw from Democrats at last night's State of the Union.
It has been 30 years since Ronald Reagan left the White House and nearly 15 since he died. As a second generation reaches adulthood since his time in Washington, it is important to remember what he meant to our country and how we still benefit.
Rather than turning up the temperature and giving in to the broken status quo and division in Washington, President Trump is asking Democrats to choose greatness by rejecting resistance and instead compromise for the good of the American people.