Dec 25, 2018
Good morning from Washington, where the shutdown continues. This Christmas Eve, we have the heartwarming story of how one man, thanks to the efforts of a Christian organization, is getting back on his feet after losing it all. At the end of last week, President Trump signed a monumental criminal justice reform bill. John Malcolm and John-Michael Seibler break down why this is a conservative victory. Plus: Jim Phillips on what we need to know about the new Syria approach, and Lee Edwards recounts Ronald Reagan’s Christmas wisdom. We wish you and your families a merry Christmas. We’ll be back Wednesday.
Ben Sasse’s Wise Counsel for a Lonely, Polarized Country
In his book “Them: Why We Hate Each Other—and How to Heal,” Sen. Ben Sasse says we must recover our love of community and family if America is to survive.
Now Is Not the Time to Repeat Obama’s Iraq Mistake in Afghanistan
We saw what happened when Obama abruptly withdrew the U.S. training mission in Iraq in December 2011. Only two years later ISIS had taken Mosul and was knocking on the gates of Baghdad.
Democrats Question Judicial Nominee About Membership in Catholic Association
Two Democrats on the Senate Judiciary Committee are pressing a nominee for the Nebraska federal trial court about his membership in the Knights of Columbus, a fraternal service organization of the Catholic Church.
3 Great Children’s Books Written by 3 Great Men
Reporting on the criminal justice system over the past year introduced me to a diverse and remarkable trio of authors with a deep commitment to compassion, acceptance, and empathy, writes Michelle Malkin.
Colorado Is Still Trying to Destroy Jack Phillips
Even after Christian baker Jack Phillips won his case at the Supreme Court, he has been harassed and targeted by liberals asking him to make offensive cakes.
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