America on Parr

During President Trump's State of the Union Address to Congress, Democrats refused to applaud good news for the American People. But, they were very excited by their own success. It's a clarifying moment to show you what really matters to them, and what doesn't.

For the good of the conservative movement, we have to stop calling people Snowflakes. It's hurting us. It's hurting our country. Here's why.

The reaction to Donald Trump's Inaugural Address was largely negative from the Big Media pundits. It was called, "dark" and, "divisive." But, if you listen to inaugural addresses from previous Presidents you'll notice a lot of similarities. Is the darkness in what Trump said or in what the pundits heard?

We can't afford to stay inside our baskets and bubbles. It didn't work for Thomas Jefferson. It didn't work for Hillary Clinton and it won't work for the GOP in future elections. Take a listen.

The Democrats are learning the wrong lessons from the 2016 Election. That doesn't mean the Republicans have learned the right lessons, however. Here is what the current postmortem is getting wrong and what all of America should learn as we head into 2017.

There's no shame in being wrong. But, to fail to learn from your failings is shameful. Big Media is failing to learn from the errors they made this election cycle. Not only does that hurt Big Media in the eyes of the American people, but it hurts the American people by failing to be an honest and ethical check on Washington's power.

Trump's Taiwan Reality by Stephen Parr

Al Gore is now calling for the elimination of the Electoral College and instead to name our President off the popular vote. That idea is irresponsible and ignorant. Instead, Democrats should learn for the Electoral College and support policies that favor a majority of the states.

Why in the world is the Green Party's Jill Stein challenging the validity of the election in Wisconsin, Michigan, and Pennsylvania? It won't change the outcome of this year's election and will waste millions of dollars. So why do it? To influence future elections. Here's why.

If the actor who played Aaron Burr read that letter to Aaron Burr in front of that theatre crowd, Aaron Burr would have shot him. Fortunately, Mike Pence has more honor than Burr and is a man worthy of the office of Vice President.