You Tell Me Texas by Paul Gleiser

The country is rapidly going broke. We're under a staggering pile of debt fueled by staggering budget deficits.

Along comes Joe Biden trying to shove us all into expensive, impractical electric vehicles whether we want them or not.

When Joe Biden delivered his inaugural address, the theme was unity. He used the word or a version of it multiple times in the 2,300-word speech.

Events far away can have the effect of clarifying things close to home.

I have taken quite a bit of heat from listeners to my on-air broadcasts about my reservations about Donald Trump's candidacy for president in 2024.

Prices are going up faster than wages and families are feeling the pinch.

This week's second GOP presidential debate didn't produce any breakthrough moments for any of the seven candidates on the stage.

Romney is correct in his criticism of both Biden and Trump with respect to spending and entitlements.

Most of the denizens of official Washington are fanning themselves over the prospect of a government shutdown. That's because, as usual, Congress hasn't done its job.

Former president Donald Trump appears to be unbeatable for the 2024 Republican nomination.

The first president for whom I ever voted left office in disgrace. Richard Nixon's role in Watergate was a front page, top-of-the-fold, lead-story-on-the-nightly-news, week-in, week out-for-months-on-end scandal.

Until such time as the justice system's asymmetric treatment of Donald Trump as compared to Hillary Clinton and Joe Biden is addressed, there is zero chance that prosecutors will have the country behind them in criminally prosecuting a former president.

The intention via the Hunter Biden plea deal that a federal judge rejected last week was to cloak a growing pile of evidence that the Big Guy himself is the most corrupt president in our nation's 234 years as a Constitutional republic.

The DOJ is now exposed. It must decide which is more important, protecting top Democrats or attempting the salvage of their increasingly damaged reputation.

Of particular concern is the DOJ's apparent stonewalling of their investigations in ways contrary to the policies and procedures that would be applied to any other U.S. taxpayer whose father wasn't President.

Notably not on the FBI's list of priorities was counter terrorism. That changed on 9/11.

At issue is Biden administration skirting of the free speech clause of the First Amendment to the Constitution via the pressuring of social media companies like Twitter and Facebook.

If your last name is Biden or Clinton, you enjoy the exclusive benefits of the Department of Justice's Concierge Justice System.

Of all the problems facing the country today, none is bigger than the DOJ.

Our ruling class elites have a very different view of our lives than what you and I might have.

When I look at government - at every level but particularly at the federal level H the question that keeps coming to my mind is: Is this the best we can do?

Can either of these men meet the moment? (05-26-23)

Can either of these men meet the moment? (05-26-23)

Two bad stories in one. (05-12-23)

Overspent and overdrawn. (05-05-23)