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History means nothing to revolutionaries....

Kavanaugh’s ascension to the Court and his strict textual reading of the law could actually diminish the power of the Supreme Court over the political, social, and cultural affairs of the nation – and that would be a good thing.

A new coalition of people who love their country and its ideals above all else must join together and vote against the chaos and the rage that has taken over the Democrat Party.

In what might be one of those “carved in stone” quotes, Collins delivered her most profound line: “We must always remember that it is when passions are most inflamed that fairness is most in jeopardy.”

I started following the money for the “resistance” when it was born, hours after Election Day 2016. What I have pieced together is an open secret but one that journalists tend to avoid.

Talk of impeachment is not going to win the House or Senate.

Pop star Taylor Swift decided to shake off years of political speculation this weekend and endorse a liberal man over a conservative woman.

I have to admit, I’m puzzled by Hollywood’s sudden turn toward the traditional.

Willing to destroy any part of government they cannot corrupt with partisanship, members of the self-declared resistance are tearing America apart because the election didn’t go their way.

In assessing who comes out ahead or behind after the Kavanaugh firestorm, let’s acknowledge that in some ways we don’t know: the midterm elections a month from now have become more chaotic and uncertain as the Kavanaugh hearing has added fuel to the already raging partisan flames.

Democrats now sit defeated facing a very unexpected and existential crisis.

A true champion for women would have handled the Christine Blasey Ford accusation entirely differently than Senator Feinstein did.

If you watch TV news or read most mainstream media, you would believe our country is in meltdown.

The Supreme Court has swung away from the judicial activism that Democrats have relied on for decades to deliver key elements of their political agenda, and they’re not going to accept this defeat gracefully.

This fight is bigger than the Supreme Court, bigger than mid-term elections, bigger than the Trump presidency.

Talk about a lesson so many leaders in America need to hear today.

The president who promised “winning” delivered bigtime Saturday and the anti-Trump media had a complete collapse about it.

I once had a coworker tell me, after seeing a picture of my three children by a campground bonfire on social media, how wonderful my weekend must've gone, when I was supposed to be on nurse duty.

Democrats threw everything they could at Judge Brett Kavanaugh to keep him off the Supreme Court – including uncorroborated allegations about sexual misconduct from over three decades ago that he vehemently denied – but their effort failed Saturday when the Senate voted 50-48 to confirm his appointment and make him Justice Kavanaugh.

Trump continues to teach us all lessons about #WINNING. In Trump’s world, it’s all about the fight and your fighting spirit. It’s all about your ability to bare-knuckles brawl.