Sacrifice? commitment? Americans of the 21st century have no idea of the sacrifices made during World War II.

As Democrats continue to pummel former Vice President Joe Biden for his vote on the Clinton administration’s crime bill in 1994, we thought it was important to set the record straight on what that legislation was – and what it wasn’t.  

Trump is by nature a disruptor and conservatives like us have yearned for a fighter against the Washington establishment.

A crowning achievement of the Ronald Reagan presidency – the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces (INF) Treaty of 1987 – could soon be eliminated by President Trump. Trump’s announced intention to withdraw from this important arms control treaty with Russia would be a big mistake that would make our dangerous world even more dangerous.

Tax-cutting fever is in the air again and many of Washington’s talking heads are citing the tax policy of Ronald Reagan but with many of them getting the Gipper wrong.

It was President Ronald Reagan – provocative to some, strong to others – who looked at the Soviet Union straight in the eye, and did not blink.

President Obama is a product of the Facebook generation, superb at self-promotion, less talented in other areas.

Enough with the incessant comparisons between 1982 and 2010. There is no comparison, mainly because even though Reagan's popularity had sagged and support for Reaganomics had fallen, when pressed, the American people still believed in Reagan's prescriptions. Not true for Obama.

Let's cast our mind back to the days of Jimmy Carter. Here's the truth. -- There was no energy crisis. There was a crisis of harebrained government regulators, interfering with the free market, who created the problems in the first place.

Objectively, how does one really put Obama ahead of Reagan, who unlike FDR, solved his economic calamity in two years (and in the process, tamed the high inflation, high interest rates and created 19 million jobs in the private sector) and, oh by way, won the Cold War.