Scott Mckay

Wild flames continue to destroy the City of Angels, and California Governor Gavin Newsom has yet to be held accountable for his failure to prevent the Los Angeles fires.

D uring a very high-octane inaugural speech, President Donald Trump yesterday said that January 20, 2025, will forever be looked upon as Liberation Day.

First, for those of you who might have missed it when I first started using the term a few weeks ago, let me define the Old Game.

In a matter of hours after being sworn into office, 47th President Donald Trump had already made significant strides in ushering in the “Golden Age of America.”

Who can help but be impressed with the volume and velocity of the Trump administration so far?

There are a couple of answers to the reader's question that inform the general state of things as the second Trump administration ramps up from what's already a whirlwind of activity. James Carville, as it turns out, is a fairly decent avatar for the Democrat Party as a whole — or at least he used to be.

President Trump continues to push forward on making good on the promises he made to the American people. He did just that with his recent crackdown on illegal immigrants, especially in regard to the immigrants who were sent back to

The other way to regulate economic behavior is within the court system. Namely, that trial lawyers like RFK Jr. take the cases of those harmed by the conduct of others to court and, if judges and juries evaluate those cases as having merit, earn compensation for the harm. And perhaps sometimes punitive damages in especially egregious cases. The effect of those suits, when managed well, is to spur better economic behavior from those who might otherwise neglectfully (or worse) cause harm while trying to make a buck. The insurance industry shouldering the burden of those damages to an extent especially affects this, as insurers all have risk management divisions that are full of experts recommending what risks should be priced at what rates.

And he was telling the truth this time. Donald Trump and his team are overwhelming Raskin and the rest of the discredited Democrat political class with what Trump called a revolution of common sense.

In case you didn't pay attention, and you're completely excused if you didn't, the Democrats had an election over the weekend to choose a new party chair.