Opinion: A mid-year look back — in case you missed it
Trump moves at the speed of Trump. That keeps me from being able to write on all the belt-high fastballs he throws at me. Here are a few mid-year items to remind readers of:

Trump moves at the speed of Trump. That keeps me from being able to write on all the belt-high fastballs he throws at me. Here are a few mid-year items to remind readers of:

CNN and the legacy leftist media's theme is to repeat a lie or half-truth over and over, channel by channel, until it becomes "the narrative," and reality be damned!

Of the litany of lies Democrats and their sycophantic media told us (Russian collusion, Hunter Biden's laptop, the border is "secure," Trump was not targeted for prosecutions, Joe Biden is healthy, etc.), the most damaging is what they have done to the legacy of the FBI.

So far, Trump has essentially closed the Southern border, started deporting the worst of the illegal alien gang members, made our streets safer and freed the last American held in Gaza.

Trump's first 100 days have been like drinking water through a fire hose.

The latest Rasmussen Reports national survey finds that, generally speaking, just 10% of American adults believe that people who go to Ivy League schools such as Harvard and Yale are better workers than people who went to other colleges.

Sunday's Easter brought us another rising.

It was a great Masters tournament. Rory McIlroy capped a career grand slam by finally winning the Masters in a topsy-turvy manner.

With the stock market correcting in response to the uncertainty over tariffs (I've been against), we all feel distracted.

When you have wasted money for years and built entitled agencies accountable to no one for their spending, it will be hard to reverse.
