Mark Meckler

Congress has functioned just fine since 2011, but now Democrats are launching a movement to lift the ban on pork and bring back “member-directed spending” (a euphemism worthy of Washington, if you ask me).

After the power outages in Texas last week, Americans are justifiably worried about the strength and integrity of the electrical grid in the United States. But the threats to our infrastructure come from more than just inclement weather and “green energy.”

The severity of the crisis here in Texas hasn't stopped national politicians and their allies in the media from using the situation to peddle their own agenda.

The Communists that have taken control of our educational institutions are hardcore Marxists. They’re willing to undermine national security for the benefit of their comrades in China, and they’re willing to overlook China’s human rights abuses in pursuit of their deranged utopia.

The corporate media has been a clown show for years, but their face paint and red noses are never more visible than during a change of administration.

Shark Tank’s Kevin O’Leary brilliantly took down AOC last week for her rank hypocrisy about capitalism and socialism.

I didn’t watch Joe Biden’s inauguration this week. Why? Because there’s little difference, ceremonially speaking, between our presidential inaugurations and the crowning of a new monarch.