History Has a Way of Vindicating Great Presidents. So Don’t Prejudge Trump.
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| Feb. 19, 2018 |
Happy Presidents Day from Washington, where we're learning more about the animosity greeting Donald Trump's ascendancy from some Justice Department leaders. One top official took pains to conceal his wife's employment by a company that sought to derail Trump, Luke Rosiak reports. An outspoken conservative who happens to be black talks Trump with Rob Bluey and Ginny Montalbano. What's in that indictment of 13 Russians for election meddling? Fred Lucas sums up. Plus: Bryan Riley on Ronald Reagan's vision for North American trade, Richard Lim on not judging American presidents too hastily, and David Azerrad on the uniqueness of George Washington. |
CommentaryHistory Has a Way of Vindicating Great Presidents. So Don't Prejudge Trump.Almost everyone has strong opinions on Trump that, in some way, bias our evaluations of him. |
CommentaryWe Hear You: Amnesty Politics, Improving the Immigration System, and Why America Chose Trump"America has a serious illegal immigration problem [that] needs to be resolved before it tips this country over the edge," Christopher Norfolk writes. |
News4 Things to Know About Mueller's Indictment of 13 Russians"The indictment alleges that the Russian conspirators want to promote discord in the United States and undermine public confidence in democracy," Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein says. |
NewsJustice Department Official Hid Wife's Payments by Anti-Trump ResearcherBruce Ohr, the Justice Department official who brought opposition research on Donald Trump to the FBI in 2016, didn't disclose that the company that produced it at the Democratic National Committee's behest was paying his wife. |
NewsAn Interview With Armstrong Williams About Trump's Authenticity, Ben Carson's Calming Effect, and Black Achievement"The president is just so transparent," commentator Armstrong Williams says. "He's so authentic. He's so real … it gets him in trouble with the media elite and their establishment." |
CommentaryFlashback: George Washington Deserves His Own Day, Not Presidents DayThe true Washington still has much to teach us, in particular when it comes to the presidency, foreign policy, and religious liberty. |
CommentaryRevisiting NAFTA: Ronald Reagan on Free Trade in North America"The United States believes that the future belongs to those who lower trade barriers," Reagan said toward the end of his presidency. |
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