Newt Gingrich , who attacked the FBI’s recent raid of Trump attorney Michael Cohen, is now being attacked himself for his ridiculous and unpatriotic comments. In a television interview on Fox News Gingrich directly compared the United States’ top law enforcement agency to both Soviet dictator Joseph Stalin (who killed 20 million people) and the Nazis’…
Former Speaker of the House and current conservative pundit Newt Gingrich took to Twitter Tuesday morning to whine about President Obama’s statement about the airstrikes against ISIS that took place in Syria Monday night and early Tuesday.
In the criminal justice world, recidivism is when a criminal repeats an undesirable behavior after they either experienced negative consequences of that behavior, or were treated or trained to extinguish that behavior. Recidivism has a direct correlation to psychopathy defined by uninhibited gratification in criminal or aggressive impulses and the inability to learn from past…
The three Republican frontrunners have each distinguished themselves as outliers from the mainstream, and together they are the antithesis of a United States of America.
There is a disconnect between Christian right voters claim of following the bible and at the same time supporting very immoral candidates.
After a bruising three years, and an achingly slow vindication of policy, President Obama’s reelection team needs to display some real swagger.
Newt Gingrich knows there is an abundance of mean-spirited, racist, religious right voters searching for a mean candidate to call their own.
Barack Obama’s successes have left Republicans little option but to attack him for being an African American.
There is a sickness inherent in many Republican supporters that makes them hate the poor and extending their contempt to poor children is a natural progression.
Of course Republicans assailing poor minorities is nothing new, but for the candidates for the GOP nomination racism is part of the platform.
Each of the 2012 GOP presidential hopefuls has, at some point, promised to return to Bush-era policies.
If taking radical positions is necessary to win the Iowa caucuses, then the contest will be a draw because each candidate has made some extreme overture to appeal to caucus delegates.