Jack Hellner is a journalist at RealClearMarkets. He focuses on general assignment news with a particular emphasis on government and politics, covering topics such as journalism, media, elections, and public policy. Jack's work has been featured in notable publications including LifeSiteNews, American Thinker, and Insurance NewsNet.
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By: Jack Hellner
A quick primer for all the times Obama and Biden were kings. We have no idea why the “No Kings” people ignore all the things Obama and Biden
Illegal immigration is a problem, but so is the “legal” route. Today, the Supreme Court will decide on Trump v.
Look at the past 12 years, Trump's current criticism of NATO seems righteous.
Democrats care about gross misbehavior within the ranks only when it affects their election opportunities.
Or stated differently, Democrats don't understand economics, but they definitely want to destroy oil.
By: Jack Hellner
The common denominator? Democrats. When most of the media and other Democrats talk about things being unaffordable, they blame things like oil and corporate greed.
By: Jack Hellner
She's telling Republicans to rein in Trump before he does “irreparable damage” to the U.S., while ignoring the absolute Redwood trunk protruding from her own eye.
By: Jack Hellner
They've spent years doing this exact thing, in fact, making it one of their core campaign promises. What gives?
By: Jack Hellner
Now that Swalwell is out, they're quick to claim the moral highground—but they just voted weeks ago to keep private the members of Congress who were allegedly sexually assaulting their staff.
The media continually supports career politicians in both parties, no matter their record. Advertisement
