Hart: 13 Russians indicted, Boris and Natashia next, Bullwinkle a ‘Moose of Interest’
Here is what has happened so far in Special Counsel Mueller's collusion probe and how government has spent our $20 million.
Hart: Winter Olympics – make them stop!
The Olympic Winter Games began, as they always do, with the Parade of Nations - many of which we have yet to invade. By parading like that in those loud outfits, however, they just seem to be asking for it.
Hart: Why the ‘memo’ matters and should scare everyone
We have grown an alphabet soup of powerful agencies like the FBI, DHS, NSA, DOJ, IRS, etc. We invest them with immense powers to arrest and to ruin lives with scant accountability. We allow them to operate in clubby secrecy because they tell us we have to. Why?
Hart: Bad for Dems; even the Obamas are making money
During the Obama years, the State of the Union address was a divisive and arrogantly partisan lecture by a smooth-talking president. He lectured Supreme Court members so much that some stopped attending.
Hart: Addressing the educrats’ college monopoly is next on Trump’s agenda
Because it is largely government-funded, higher education has become an overpriced failure full of left-leaning political cronies.
Hart: A week in the life of a ‘very stable genius’
People can often "misunderestimate" just how hard it is to be a "very stable genius" all the time. So it is with Trump, battling relentless media that are out to destroy him.
Hart: Laud, laud, the celebrity award season begins
Seth Meyers personified the predictably smug and self-congratulatory Golden Globes Awards on Sunday. The Golden Globes ceremony is the January ritual that kicks off the actors' awards season, where actors give each other awards and which lasts through November. It is good to see these stars finally getting some recognition.
Hart: Here’s what corporations can do for us in return for tax cuts
Lost in the Democrats' lock-step opposition to any tax cuts for individuals, and especially corporations, is the fact that free-market capitalism is a far more virtuous and moral system than government.
Hart: My year-end look back at 2017
1. Washington elites went after the president on manufactured Russian collusion charges to damage him. Like I said in June, Democrats need to be careful; when you go after a president, you might not get the one you intended. The most popular Christmas song in D.C. this year was "It's Beginning to Look a Lot Like Nixon."
Hart: My Christmas wish list
1. I hope Judge Roy Moore rides away on his horse, "Sassy." It is Christmas, and he can hang around the mall until the kiosks close. (I think malls there still have a place to tie up your horse.) Or he'll continue to be a leader in Alabama; he currently leads the state in most proms attended.