United Kingdom Conflict on Display
President Donald Trump’s visit to royal England this spring captivated the British as much as Americans. Queen Elizabeth extended official state honors to him and his family, only…
Category: Liberalism and Conservatism
Ed Martin Movement – 8/6/19
In What You Need to Know, the fight with China continues. You can’t fight a bully like China if you’re not strong enough. President Trump has solidified our economy…
Iowa Support is Strong for Trump
Democratic presidential hopefuls are hot on the campaign trail, rushing to out-promise each other in free handouts. President Trump, meanwhile, is pulling huge crowds and polling well, and…
“Soulless” Gamer Shot Up El Paso
The 21-year-old who shot up the El Paso Walmart was a “soulless” video game player. He cooperated with authorities during his interrogation afterward, and officials should release to…
Ed Martin Movement – 8/5/19
In What You Need to Know, there’s not a single variable that will fix these violent tragedies. Yes, there are too many violent video games, movies, and TV…
Don’t Cry for Hiroshima
*Previously Recorded by Phyllis Schlafly // August 2006 Today is the anniversary of the dropping of the atom bomb on Hiroshima. For years, the leftwing has carried on a…
Democrats Already Sick of Their Own Candidates
Polling data from Iowa, where the first presidential nomination ballots will be cast next February, show a Democratic Party wishing that some of their candidates would drop out…
Ed Martin Movement – 8/2/19
In What You Need to Know, Jobs report in and Trump continues winning. Insight on gas, missiles, and our relationship with Russia. You need to understand one of the most…
Ed Martin Movement – 8/1/19
In What You Need to Know, at the second set of Democratic debates, CNN did it again… and Trump won again. Paul Kengor discusses his article On…
Patriotism Annoys the Left
On Independence Day this year in Washington, D.C., President Trump delivered a stunning parade and celebration of our wonderful America. He also delivered an excellent speech, in which…