Andrew Malcolm

When I was a little boy, television was new and exciting. Where I lived, there were just two channels, and then three, that came on early morning and shut down late at night with the National Anthem.

As you may have noticed, media in the Swamp and elsewhere have taken an intense dislike to Donald Trump , rather like cheerleaders for those afflicted with Trump Derangement Syndrome.

My favorite childhood radio show was “Sergeant Preston of the Yukon.” He roamed that vast, wild land that's 11 times larger than Ohio.

Forget term limits for Congress. Even before the summer of an election year, age, health, death, ambition, and Swamp fatigue have combined this year to produce a near-record turnover in Congress.

Many years ago during Bill Clinton's presidency, my teenage son was asked to give remarks at a baccalaureate service for his high school graduation.

President Trump's recent decision to withdraw 5,000 U.S. troops stationed in NATO ally Germany is an extremely minor draw-down as military movements go. It changes nothing.

Chief Justice John Marshall, whose 34-year Court tenure in the early 1800s remains the longest ever, once put it ever so simply:

In the midst of a crucial midterm election year, setting the stage for a post-Trump era after 2028, the Democrat Party has just demonstrated to any conscious American that it is an inept political organization, incapable of running itself, let alone a vast federal government and country.

Have you heard about the impressive new job growth across the country, exactly as President Trump had promised during the 2024 campaign for his second term?

Donald Trump is a rare political comet that, like the spectacular celestial ones, streaks overhead now and then and we shall not see again for a long time.