This disturbing sentence is in today’s Daily Caller:  George Soros has effectively purchased another district attorney’s seat.  That is what George Soros does, county by county, state by state. 

Tony Perkins writes in the Daily Signal how our tax dollars are making Planned Parenthood a political kingmaker. 

Will the press report that 500 of the upcoming “gun control marches” (on March 24) are getting a $5000 boost to cover expenses?  Doubt it.

The main stream media would have you believe the democratic vote in Texas was close.  It wasn’t.  

The left, including Mayor Bloomberg and those who want to dismantle the 2nd Amendment, just cannot bring themselves to admit that shootings are a morality problem, not a gun problem.

I Go to a School Where an Attack Was Foiled. Here’s Why I’m Against Limiting Gun Rights.

The Washington Times brings us up to date on the Justice Department suing California over sanctuary laws.  Will Denver be next to be sued?  

Michael Rubin reminds us to be wary of North Korea’s sudden turn towards diplomacy. 

Sweden finds Trump was right on immigration, gang violence

Michael Goodwin writes this in today’s NY Post:  NYC’s mayor and ‘co-mayor’ are throwing city in the gutter.  Mayor de Blasio gripes about rules barring spouses from paid gigs in government.  Mayor whine is whining again. 

Here is a Memo for the Movement, “Conservatives Must Defend the 2nd Amendment”  released by the Conservative Action Project that Chairman Michael R. Long has signed onto. 

Delegate Nicholas J. Freitas, from VA, speaks on the floor of the House of Delegates that has gone viral.  Watch him here.  He appeared on Fox and Friends this morning.   

You can be sure MSNBC will not invite Andrew Pollack back again.  Mr. Pollack is the father of murdered Meadow Pollack, one of 17 students killed in cold blood on February 14, 2018. 

The Daily Signal writes that Obama-Era Policies Helped Keep Parkland Shooter Under the Radar. Here’s What Went Wrong.

The world is watching said President Trump after North Korea says it’s willing to give up nuclear weapons; personally, I am more comfortable with President Reagan’s “Trust, but verify,” while dealing with Russia.  The NY Post wants to know:  Would you buy a used bridge from this dictator?

This is a case to watch, especially after the first ruling by U.S. District Judge William Orrick who was appointed by former President Obama. 

One thing I am certain of, Peter Stroke, never wanted to be the  Elliott Ness of the 21st Century.   

Will it be Cynthia vs. Andrew in a democratic primary?  Or is she just trying to get under his skin by hiring two of Mayor de Blasio’s veterans of his first mayoral race?  Time will tell. 

Jonathan Trichter confirmed in an interview with The Citizen Tuesday that he is set to launch a campaign for state comptroller.  Learn about him here.  

Robert Knight opines on the power of gratitude.  (Maybe all of the conservatives that read this should send it to their liberal friends.)

The Washington Beacon writes that the Janus Case is only the beginning for forced-dues fights.  We know that here in New York State is considering a bill that would prevent members from exercising that choice by giving unions new powers to block people from leaving. Public-Employee Unions: Only a Lousy Right-Winger Would Call Us Political

Ben Shapiro on last nights Oscars.  Early ratings show Americans interest has dropped off considerably.   

In case you missed this:  Michelle Malkin reminds us that “hypocritical” celebs lecture us – everyday Americans – about guns while surrounded by armed security.  Kudos to Michelle!

Libby Schaaf, the Mayor of Oakland, is the exact opposite of Michelle Malkin – she endangers Americans.   Libby Schaaf should read Stephen Moore’s an America first immigration policy and study the US Constitution. 

Senator Kirsten Gillibrand has abandoned all pretenses of being a moderate democrat and aligns herself with progressive causes at Working Families Party rally.  It is time for her career as a Senator ends.   Sen. Gillibrand has latched on to the #metoo crowd, yet fails to do all that she can to end a cult in her own backyard.    NXIVM is a secret group that is accused of branding women, one would think that since Sen. Gillibrand’s father worked for and was ultimately sued by the group,   (when he found out about troubling legal, possibly criminal matters, he chose to discontinue his work) it would be an organization that she would have some knowledge of and ability to investigate – if not herself – at the very least to call for a thorough investigation by some of her colleagues.  There are so many questions as to how NXIVM continues when victims have cried out for help. 

City and State write that Percoco’s trial could actually be disastrous for Cuomo. 

The Manhattan Institute writes about closing failed schools.

The Government Has Already Tried Universal Basic Income. Here’s What Happened.

How long will it be before Flippy is making your burgers?   CNN ran this article last September:  Robots: Is your job at risk? 

Guy Benson introduces you to Kyle Kashuv — a conservative survivor from  Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School. 

Are we at a turning point on guns? Don’t believe the hype… we’ve tried gun control before and it hasn’t worked, but the Democrats are going for broke and refusing to let this crisis go to waste.

Are you concerned that Congress will pass new gun control measures that undermine the Second Amendment? That’s the first question in our new Weekly Poll.

In the gun debate we’ve seen everything from bad ideas to terrible ideas to nonsensical ideas, and conservatives must admit that the President hasn’t helped the cause, though he seems to be walking back some of his more alarming rhetoric.

How important is it to you for President Trump to keep his campaign promises to protect the Second Amendment? That’s the second question in our new Weekly Poll.

Dishonest, exploitative, insulting… the media’s coverage of the gun debate has been predictably dreadful. Which word do you think best sums it up? That’s the third question in our new Weekly Poll.

In other news, the economy continues to roar, and Americans everywhere are feeling the effects – but will a trade war sabotage all this progress?  

In case you missed it, the Conservative Party is rallying behind the candidacy of Chele Farley for U.S. Senate. She’s an impressive candidate – you can learn more about her here.

Have a great weekend!

From the past:  National Review’s tribute to William F. Buckley.  This article is from June 24, 1965 and holds a special place in the hearts of conservatives.  Buckley for Mayor!

Alberto Carvalho turns down top schools’ job in New York City.  

Delaware has a new proposal that would allow children, through the assistance of their school, to change their gender or race without informing that child’s parents.  Watch Mark Purpura try to defend it last night on Tucker Carlson Tonight.  The Federalist has this to say about the completely outrageous proposal. 

Champion transgender wrestler prompts questions about fairness, steroids. 

In defense of the right to keep and bear arms. 

Dick’s egregious if ‘even one life is saved’ gun control lie.

Newsday/News 12 report: Money, politics and the NRA alluding to the fact that accepting money from the NRA is morally wrong.  Chairman Long responds.  

CNN Once Again Allows NRA To Be Smeared as Child Killers. 

It Begins: Grassley Announces Hearing Date to Review Massive Parkland Screw Ups.  

Mayor de Blasio slams taxpayers again:  New budget has taxpayers paying big for principal pensions. 

DOJ looking into possible obstruction charge against Oakland mayor who warned of ICE raid, as well they should!

TV station rejects equal time request after Gillibrand appears with Colbert.    What is Colbert afraid of – a woman smarter than he is?

If you haven’t meet Chele Chiavacci Farley yet, here is your opportunity to do so!

Good News:  Real Disposable Incomes in U.S. Increase Most Since 2015.

George J. Marlin opines  in Newsmax:   Andrew Repeating Father Mario’s Mistakes on NY Budget.  Mr. Marlin reminds us that the governor is employing fiscal slight of hand shenanigans that include “shifting expenditures to capital project funds, which is outside the scope of state operating funds: moving expenditures off budget to a public authority or an off-budget fund or account; specifically, excluding certain spending from the calculated growth of state operating funds; restructuring programs such that the cost is reflected on the revenue side of the ledger rather than as spending; deferring expenditures to future years; and others.” 

Case in point regarding how Governor Cuomo misreads “revenue raisers” in his budget.   While shouting from the roof tops how this will raise money, the realty is a black market is created.  When government went overboard in taxing cigarettes…a black market that funds terrorists was created and continues to thrive.   

The Manhattan Institute looks at Charter Schools again.   

Farley, GOP Senate candidate, wants equal time after Gillibrand’s ‘Late Show’ appearance..

T.he Federalist reminds us that Conservatism isn’t dead yet. 

Ed Feulner on: Toasting the “Intellectual Godfather” of the Conservative Movement. 

The left will not like this:  Most Adults With School-Aged Kids Support Arming Teachers, and this will really drive the left off a cliff:  Americans Blame Government More Than Guns for Florida Massacre. 

Dennis Prager explains why the left opposes arming teachers. 

Study on school shootings says schools are safer today, than in the 1990’s.  

The Broward County Sheriff’s department explained in the Last Refuge. 

Charles Hurt opines in the Washington Times:  Media sharks smell blood from Florida school — and ratings. 

Larry Horist explains how political correctness is destroying America.

The NY Sun opines on the Missing Corporation — another look at the Janus v. AFSCME case where Mr. Janus is called heroic. 

Pamela Dee Gaudry gives us a lesson we should all learn.  Thank you for the courage to post this and let us know how what happened on this Delta flight. 

Wednesday’s with Walter E. Williams:  Another Liberal – Created Failure.

In case you missed our press release: Conservative Party Backs Farley For Senate

Betsy McCaughey weighs in on the Janus case.   The Daily Signal has 6 Key Exchanges From Major Union Case at the Supreme Court. 

Governor Cuomo should read this:  PEER-REVIEWED ANTI-FRACKING STUDY RETRACTED DUE TO ERRORS.  

This Committee could try to bail out private pensions with taxpayer  funds

If you – or your  friends –  don’t believe that the euthanasia movement has  a slippery slope, read  this.   

Andrew C. McCarthy writes in National Review on Line that the Schiff Memo harms democrats more than It helps them.

Love and hate in sharp contrast.

NRA boycott backfiring on dozens of companies.

In case you missed Tucker Carlson’s  interview of  Jordan Peterson on why are so many young men committing mass murder you can watch it here.

Lawsuit: 100,000 noncitizens registered to vote in Pennsylvania. 

Have you heard of “Grunt Style?”  Watch the video here to learn more about the ad that is taking the internet by storm. 

Rest in Peace, William F. Buckley, on this, the 10th anniversary of your passing.   

You will seldom find the Conservative Party praising the New York Times, however, this article deserves to be read and circulated as it shows Governor Andrew Cuomo for what he is — a man who plays with words – trying to make you think you are wrong and he is right.  The NY Times article points out how this Administration choses to interpret an Executive Order to their financial advantage.  Governor Andrew Cuomo is all about Governor Andrew Cuomo with little or no regard for New York’s citizens – despite the flowery empty words he uses when addressing the ideological groups, he meets with. 

Tom Precious writes in the Buffalo News:  For Cuomo, no wins in trial of former top aide.

The NY Post writes about Cuomo’s denial on NY’s awful taxes. 

State Dems propose giving illegal immigrants legal protections. 

Janus case high stakes for public employee unions.   Here is what George Will has to say about this case.   As Unions Sound Alarm on SCOTUS Labor Case, Here’s What Wisconsin’s Experience Shows. 

The Heritage Foundation has new information on the transgendered movement. 

Justice Thomas RIPS Supreme Court For Ignoring Second Amendment: ‘The Right To Keep And Bear Arms Is … This Court’s Constitutional Orphan’

Jay Cost opines on what the Second Amendment means today. 

RUSH: New Evidence Shows Parkland Shooting Was ‘Failure At Every Level’ Of Government

Guy Benson :  Busted: Incompetent, Preening Broward County Sheriff Gets Caught in a Lie. 

There is one single person to blame for this week’s shooting in Florida – the shooter.  That simple fact has been left out of the mass media’s dishonest coverage that is driven by a gun control agenda and disinformation rather than any facts. 

Let us never forget the tales of heroism and quick thinking that saved lives – and let us never allow the left to bully us for praying, which is now unbelievably under attack.

Vice President Pence has fired back at the media’s religious bigots, and Rep. Steve Scalise and Sen. Marco Rubio are taking a principled stand against liberals trying to exploit tragedy.  I am thankful for their leadership. 

Overall, how would you describe the media’s coverage of gun control? That’s the first question in our new Weekly Poll.

Unfortunately, the gun control issue is not the only example of media malpractice – far from it.  From journalists’ love affair with North Korea to the fake news of Russian collusion to cover-ups of government corruption and particularly Clinton, Inc. malfeasance, the media is falling down on the job. 

What do you think has been the most awful recent example of the news media bias and dishonesty? That’s the second question in our new Weekly Poll. 

Speaking of dishonesty, as well as recklessness, partisanship and politically ambitious – would you suspect I’m referencing Andrew Cuomo or Bill de Blasio? Both, it turns out – the Governor and the Mayor are on their worst behavior, and New York suffers as a result.  

I’ll make this the third and final question of our new Weekly Poll: Who is MORE dishonest, untrustworthy and politically calculating – Cuomo or de Blasio? 

As President’s Day nears, let’s remember some truly outstanding leaders like Washington, Jefferson, Lincoln and Reagan – and yes, let’s pray for more like them.

Have a great weekend!

President Donald J. Trump on the tragedy in Florida yesterday.

It appears evident that the killer had some compelling mental problems that many were aware of.   True mental problems; certainly not what Joy Behar considers a mental illness.  Ms. Behar recently linked VP Pence Christianity to mental illness – an insult to the VP and all Christians.  It is disheartening that Ms. Behar would not understand what mental illness is – and be so cavalier in disrespecting a religion.  When tragedies happen, most people turn to God and pray for the victims, their families, and survivors.  Perhaps more prayers when there is not tragedy would help.  It would also help if America returned to its Judeo-Christian legacy. 

And the Devil Smiled.  

George J. Marlin writes in Newsmax that the media’s reputation is permanently scarred with Trump attacks. 

Adam Schiff confirms Democratic Memo contains ‘Sources and Methods.’   So, Adam Schiff threw Nancy Pelosi under the bus and when you think about it, he threw himself under the same bus. 

Bill Hammond, health policy director for the Empire Center, writes about Cuomo’s cynical abuse of a crisis that didn’t come, in today’s NY Post. 

Bob McManus writes in the City Journal about Cuomo’s Mirror essentially saying that the New York governor assails President Trump in terms more apt to describe himself.

Dr. Grazie Pozo Christie, is a policy adviser for The Catholic Association, who has a thoughtful and historical article, When Does the Right to Die Become the Duty to Die, in National Review.   Kathryn Jean Lopez, asks the question in National Review, Could the Gerber Baby help lead a Revolution?

When did America start allowing the inmates run the asylum?

Walter E. Williams, one day late.  

The Daily Signal, like most conservatives, raises concerns regarding President Trump’s proposed budget.  Romina Boccia, deputy director of the Thomas A. Roe Institute at The Heritage Foundation, called the budget a “mixed bag.”  Ms. Boccia said this, “The president’s budget makes progress by investing in the military, eliminating numerous ineffective agencies and programs, and beginning the process of welfare and entitlement reform. However, the budget fails to balance, ever, and does not sufficiently move the country away from its currently unsustainable fiscal path.”   Time will tell what happens with his proposal. PBS is naturally upset, but cutting PBS from the budget, makes many conservatives cheer. 

Here is another topic that makes conservatives cheer;  Reforming The Bureaucracy: How Trump Is Taming The Leviathan.  

Trump’s Justice Department reverses Obama stance on requiring union dues. 

Dossier’s 10 core collusion accusations remain unverified 20 months later. 

Liberty Counsel explains how AG Eric Schneiderman is opposed to the First Amendment.  AG Schneiderman is also so very wrong on this. 

From Punching Bag Media, Larry Horist opines on how politicians give “constitutional crisis” a bad name.

Monica Crowley opines in The Hill that federal abuses on Obama’s watch represent a growing blight on his legacy. 

Robert Knight opines on free money and pigeons.

Jonathan S. Tobin gives some in the media (and others) good advice:  Stop pretending the Olympics are about world peace.    The Daily Signal has this to say regarding the media obsession of North Korea and the Olympics:  In 7 Tweets, the Media’s Strange, Glowing Coverage of North Korea at Olympics.   

Don’t you wish you had a job that you didn’t have to show up for and still get paid.  As taxpayers, who pay her salary, we should all be outraged.

Errol Lewis does not believe unpleasant truths should be ignored, especially when some chose to make a hero out of people who committed crimes that make them eligible for deportation.

Herb Stupp presents a good argument against congestion pricing. 

All I will say about this, is that his parents, while not supportive of his run, certainly raised him to think for himself.   Kudos for that!