The State Department has been a problem child ever since Alger Hiss.
Today, the State Department is populated not by crypto-communists but by a bunch of thin-skinned, passive-aggressive globalists with inflated self-importance, little self-awareness and a bad case of client-itis.
That’s what we've learned from the impeachment hearings.
In the latest installment, we met Marie Yovanavich the former ambassador to Ukraine.
She told us she suffers from hurt feelings because the president replaced her.
Those concerned about a foreign power exerting undue influence in Washington should be paying closer attention to the activity of the People’s Republic of China.
Washington’s obsession with foreign interference in U.S. elections drove the three-year fixation on Russia and morphed into a compulsive fascination with the darker corners of the Ukraine (are there any bright corners in that benighted land?).
Once again the Pharisees strain at gnats but swallow a camel.
Curtis Ellis: Trump and the Paris Climate Accord–Another Promise Kept
On November 4, 2019, President Trump made good on yet another promise to the American people.
That was the day the Trump administration formally notified the U.N. that the United States will withdraw from the Paris Climate Accords.
Revenge of the Chair Warmers: Gov't of, by and for the bureaucracy
Curtis Ellis sees insubordination in spades as coup attempt continues
What have we learned from impeachment so far?
We've learned that we don't need elections anymore. We are in post-constitutional governance.
This is government of, by and for the chair warmers.
From what we can tell, President Trump is guilty of the high crime of disagreeing with unelected bureaucrats adept at justifying their own existence and warming chairs.
This is our sandbox, say the political professionals. And we will go to any length to destroy you if you step into it.
Niccolo Machiavelli advised there was no end to conflict for the prince. Wisdom consists of choosing the option that places one in the most advantageous position for the next inevitable contest.
“A ruler must never imagine that any decision he takes is safe,” the West’s first political consultant advised the prince. “He should reckon that any decision is potentially dangerous.”
America’s China policy has a clear division: Before Trump and After Trump.
Before President Trump, Washington slept while China stole our jobs, our technology and our future.
President Trump sounded the alarm and declared the days of economic surrender are over.
Americans have long understood communist China has been ripping us off.
Thanks to the President’s wake up call, a growing majority inside the Beltway acknowledges we must respond to the unrestricted warfare Beijing is waging against the United States of America.