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Neil Gorsuch Nomination . . . Donald Trump Keeps His Revolution Moving With High Court Pick

February 4, 2017 Frontpage Comments Off

By DEXTER DUGGAN Choosing Neil Gorsuch as his first Supreme Court nominee, President Donald Trump continues on track to have an administration more Reaganite than Ronald Reagan’s. Are we on the verge of not even having to compare what Trump is doing with what affable conservative Reagan had done, but of recording how many ways Trump is exceeding Reagan already? We needn’t turn to former actor Reagan’s studio scripts, but bold developer Trump’s skyscraper blueprints. Recall Reagan’s first Supreme Court selection, in 1981: the nationally unknown Arizonan Sandra O’Connor, only a relatively new state appeals court judge, immediately recognized by pro-life Arizonans as a pro-abortionist pal of Planned Parenthood. But the Reagan administration didn’t want to hear any critical words…Continue Reading

Trump’s Foreign-Terrorist Order Defends Religious Freedom

February 3, 2017 Frontpage Comments Off

By TERENCE P. JEFFREY (Editor’s Note: Terence P. Jeffrey is the editor-in-chief of CNSnews.com. Creators Syndicate distributes his column. All rights reserved.) + + + “This is a religious test pure and simple,” Sen. Tim Kaine of Virginia said Monday, January 30. The senator, who as the Democratic vice-presidential nominee defended Hillary Clinton’s support for legalized partial-birth abortion, seemed to be taking a morally righteous stand against President Donald Trump’s executive order aimed at protecting U.S. territory from entry by foreign terrorists. “Singling out these countries that are Muslim-majority countries and then saying an exception would be created for people coming from these countries if they are parts of religious minorities — President Trump specifically said Christians — this is…Continue Reading

What Trump’s Wall Says To The World

February 2, 2017 Frontpage Comments Off

By PATRICK J. BUCHANAN “Something there is that doesn’t love a wall,” wrote poet Robert Frost in the opening line of Mending Walls. And on the American left there is something like revulsion at the idea of the “beautiful wall” President Trump intends to build along the 1,900-mile border between the U.S. and Mexico. The opposition’s arguments are usually rooted in economics or practicality. The wall is unnecessary. It will not stop people from coming illegally. It costs too much. Yet something deeper is afoot here. The idea of a permanent barrier between our countries goes to the heart of the divide between our two Americas on the most fundamental of questions. Who are we? What is a nation? What…Continue Reading

At MCCL Rally . . . Speakers, Marchers Look Forward To Long-Awaited Victories

February 1, 2017 Frontpage Comments Off

By PEGGY MOEN ST. PAUL — “About time!” That was the response of Tom Kuehn when I remarked that more and more men are demonstrating with Silent No More, an organization of people who regret their abortions. Kuehn held a sign that said “I Regret Lost Fatherhood” at the 44th annual Minnesota Citizens Concerned for Life March, held at the capitol here January 22. Silent No More representatives stood at the top of the capitol stairs, near the day’s speakers. A photo of Kuehn holding his sign is on the cover of God Is Our Father: The Journey of My Soul, his autobiography. He has given away 2,000 copies of that book, and a Spanish version just came out. In…Continue Reading

Students For Life Group . . . Stands Up Against Marchers Who Make A Mark Of Vulgarity

January 31, 2017 Frontpage Comments Off

By DEXTER DUGGAN SAN FRANCISCO — Angry protests against Donald Trump often were billed as “women’s marches” the day after he was inaugurated president on January 20. However, a strident emphasis on encouraging permissive abortion and birth control seemed to indicate there’s something wrong with being women unless they’re giving priority to counteracting their childbearing potential. A speaker at the West Coast annual conference of Students for Life of America here on January 22 noted there were many women protesters saying they can’t be worthwhile unless they’re like men and don’t have babies. The speaker, Alison Howard, director of alliance relations at Alliance Defending Freedom (ADF), said that when she once asked her boss why such women were so…Continue Reading

Hate Crime: A Sea Change

January 30, 2017 Frontpage Comments Off

By JAMES K. FITZPATRICK Wikipedia calls a “sea change” a “broad transformation of thinking drawn from a phrase in Shakespeare’s The Tempest.” Wikipedia has its critics, but this definition is on the mark. For example, the Civil War brought about a sea change in America’s view of slavery. The fall of the Soviet Union brought about a sea change in international relations. Etc., etc. I would argue that the widespread coverage of the Facebook video broadcast in early January of four black men and women in Chicago torturing a mentally disabled white man fits the definition as well. The video is horrific. It shows a young white man bound and gagged on the floor, huddled in a corner. A group…Continue Reading

The Left’s Weird Science

January 29, 2017 Frontpage Comments Off

By REY FLORES I love the way the liberal left uses science as a form of religion. They worship at the altar of Al Gore and his global warming, and most recently “climate change” conspiracy theories. Like an army of Chicken Littles (though they’re not as cute), the liberal leftists run around crying about melting ice glaciers, endangered species of animals becoming extinct, and the ever-growing danger of our carbon footprints. I’d sure like to put a literal carbon footprint on all of their behinds. Climate change used to be known as the four seasons: winter, spring, summer, and fall. But these radical Mother Earth worshipers like to make it sound like some kind of Irwin Allen disaster film, envisioning…Continue Reading

Hope For Trump, Hate For Trump . . . Pass Each Other On San Francisco Streets

January 28, 2017 Frontpage Comments Off

By DEXTER DUGGAN SAN FRANCISCO — In what amounted to strange symbolism, fierce foes of Donald Trump virtually invited the public to tread upon and thereby dirty their posters that proclaimed derision of traditional morality. Here’s how that came about. Coincidentally in 2017, the West’s largest annual pro-life march occurred immediately before, and in the very same location of, the local anti-Donald Trump demonstration scheduled the day after the new president’s January 20 inauguration. The Walk for Life West Coast marches through San Francisco on the Saturday closest to the January 22 date of the U.S. Supreme Court’s unreasoned imposition of massive national permissive abortion in 1973. In recent years, tens of thousands of pro-lifers have rallied for an hour…Continue Reading

Donald Trump, Revolutionary

January 27, 2017 Frontpage Comments Off

By JUDGE ANDREW P. NAPOLITANO Within four hours of becoming president of the United States, Donald Trump signed an executive order intended to limit immediately the effects of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (Obamacare) in ways that are revolutionary. With the stroke of a pen, the president assaulted the heart of the law that was the domestic centerpiece of his predecessor’s administration. How did this happen? How can a U.S. president, who took an oath to enforce the laws faithfully, gut one of them merely because he disagrees with it? Here is the back story. When Obamacare went through Congress in 2010, all Democrats in Congress supported it and all congressional Republicans were opposed. The crux of their…Continue Reading

New President, New World

January 26, 2017 Frontpage Comments Off

By PATRICK J. BUCHANAN “Don’t Make Any Sudden Moves” is the advice offered to the new president by Richard Haass of the Council on Foreign Relations, which has not traditionally been known as a beer hall of populist beliefs. Haass meant the president should bring his National Security Council together to anticipate the consequences before tearing up the Iran nuclear deal, moving the U.S. embassy to Jerusalem, or shooting down a missile being tested by Kim Jong Un. In arguing against rash action, Haass is correct. Where the CFR and the establishment are wrong, and Donald Trump is right, however, is in recognizing the new world we have entered. The old order is passing away. Treaties and alliances dating from…Continue Reading

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