Susan Quinn

Trump’s election to the Presidency is a breathtaking achievement. So many thought he had too many issues working against him and were certain that the country would not elect a convicted felon or a man who “planned to be a dictator”...

In the past, I have to admit that I've been skeptical about the wisdom of the average voter. I assumed that they were mostly low-information people, disinterested in politics and the positions of the candidates. They'd grown accustomed to checking off the boxes of the party candidates that they'd always selected.

This was one report from Amsterdam after a football match on Thursday:

Just when you think the Democrats are actually beginning to understand how they lost the 2024 election, they show you how clueless they are. There were some brief signs of awakening:

From the first time I saw Tom Homan interviewed on Fox News, I was so impressed by his determination to protect the border of our country. For him, the goals were all about border security and national security, and nothing could excuse illegal migra...

No better example demonstrates the tyranny of the minority than the actions of the Leftists and their cohorts in academia and the legacy media; I use the word “minority” to identify their minority extreme views that don't resonate with most Americans. In spite of those who say that we are a country divided, we can see that most of our citizens have not been afflicted with insanity and radical ideas, but the situation had to grow ugly enough (and painful enough) for all of us to see without a doubt how low our country had fallen.

Donald Trump is having such a grand time selecting the people for his administration, while the Democrats are tearing out their hair at each new pick, especially two of the most recent ones: Matt Gaetz and Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.

I couldn't help grinning as I watched Donald Trump enter the arena in New York for the UFC competition last night. The crowd roaring at his entrance and his retinue of Donald Trump, Jr., Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., Tulsi Gabbard, Elon Musk and others was fascinating. You could smell the power and masculinity, and Trump grinned and waved to everyone. It was great fun to watch the joy and enthusiasm as he entered the room.

Elon Musk is brilliant, creative and has managed to become the richest man in the world. He’s also very independent and has an outsized ego, which made me wonder how well he would play with others in the Trump Administration.When...

One week ago, I wrote a post about the mind-blowing discoveries of Marty Makary, M.D. concerning the medical field and its reliance on alleviating its own cognitive dissonance, to the detriment of the public and medicine. I promised,