Here's How Far Behind Trump Is on Political Appointments Compared to Obama, Bush
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May 15, 2017 |
| Good morning from Washington, where President Trump lags behind recent predecessors in assembling his administration. Fred Lucas keeps score. What George Soros is doing in Hungary illustrates the need for a stronger U.S. presence overseas, Mike Gonzalez writes. America and France warn Russia that sanctions stay as long as its troops remain in Ukraine. Nolan Peterson reports from Kyiv. Plus: Josh Siegel on police strategy against the brutal MS-13 in a D.C. suburb, and Rachel del Guidice on preserving faith-based adoption agencies in Texas. It's Peace Officers Memorial Day. |
NewsHere's How Far Behind Trump Is on Political Appointments Compared to Obama, Bush"The swamp creatures have won the fight. Unless you control the bureaucracy, the bureaucracy controls you," warns Heritage's Bob Moffit. |
CommentaryFight Over Soros-Founded Hungarian University Shows US' Power Vacuum in Europe"The university is just a pretense," Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban writes to U.S. senators. "The real issue," he says, is George Soros' desire for Hungary to open its borders to immigrants. |
NewsHow This Maryland Police Department Is Combating the MS-13 GangTwo years ago, a suburban Maryland county began to see a dramatic rise in killings attributed to MS-13, a gang that the Trump administration has talked about curbing through enforcing immigration laws. |
NewsTexas Takes Steps to Protect Religious Convictions of Adoption, Foster Care ProvidersThe intent of the legislation is to prevent faith-based organizations from being forced to violate their beliefs, such as by arranging for same-sex couples to adopt or provide foster care. |
NewsParis and Washington Send a Message to Moscow: No Sanctions Relief Until Russian Troops Leave UkraineThe Kremlin's gambit to secure sanctions relief by redrawing the political landscapes in Europe and the United States has, so far, been a failure. |
CommentaryWe Hear You: 'The Objective of Communism Is Total Servitude'"I grew up in communist Cuba, where I endured about eight years of daily Marxist, Leninist and Castroist propaganda," writes Rolando Menendez. "My father tried to undo the damage … with talks and alternate readings." |
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