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I worked for President Trump and saw what he can do. We all must do our part to help him win

Americans proudly celebrate our country as the land of opportunity. Opportunity, peace and prosperity, however, are not birth rights to be taken for granted. They are achievements secured by each generation through its patriotic commitment to freedom, innovation and hard work. This November, Americans will have the opportunity to help elect former President Donald Trump...

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Why inflation is making us have fewer babies

IsinflationmakingAmerican familieshavefewerchildren? Yes. According to theDepartment of Agriculture data andinflationstatistics from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, raising a child in 2023 could cost an average of $331,933 from the time a childisborn until the age of 18.And that’s without the cost of a college education. In 2015, the cost of raising a child was calculated...

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I won't stay silent about the scars from my transgender experience

When I was a child and suffering from numerous mental health issues, I learned about transgenderism. Vulnerable and in distress, I was given false hope by the pseudoscientific idea that I could become a boy. Encouraged by doctors that this could solve my issues and alleviate my unhappiness, I began a medical journey to make...

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Morning Glory: Kamala Harris is the failed border czar

Vice President Kamala Harris doesn’t want to be known as the “border czar” anymore. But the Associated Press reported on March 24, 2021: “President Joe Biden has tapped Vice President Kamala Harris to lead the White House effort to tackle the migration challenge at the U.S. southern border and work with Central American nations to...

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The change voters seek goes beyond the left-right divide

Many analysts assert that the rise of populist, right-wing movements are threatening democracy. But based on my recent travels overseas from the Middle East to western and central Europe, I believe that the election results reflect not so much a popular swing to the right, but rather, a growing frustration with incumbent governments. True, the...

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Trump-Vance foreign policy: US helps those who help themselves

Donald Trump knows how to set the American foreign policy blob’s hair alight. And he did it the other day when he said to Bloomberg Businessweek: “I think Taiwan should pay us for defense. You know, we’re no different than an insurance company. Taiwan doesn’t give us anything.” Signs reading “America First Means America First”...