Screencap of YouTube video. The ugly Obama Presidential center/library has received a hideous new update due to the man’s malignant narcissism and it is sparking widespread mockery. As TGP readers know, Obama’s presidential Center, which is located on Chicago’s South Side, has been universally mocked during construction as austere and “prison-like.” It is also coming in over budget and way past schedule and those are

Guest post by Gina Tedesca When Hillary Clinton — a former U.S. Secretary of State — reduced a high-stakes geopolitical debate in Munich to teenage-level sniping — “I don’t like him” about Donald Trump — it wasn’t just embarrassing. It was revealing. What unfolded was not diplomatic gravitas. It was political resentment exported across the Atlantic. A former chief diplomat of the United States venting personal dislike on a

Credit: Daniel Torok/White House For nearly a century, the North Atlantic Treaty Organization and United Nations were instituted as part of a post-World War II global arrangement, led by the United States, to maintain peace. This peace was envisioned by its designers to last for posterity – a peace supported by multilateralism and backed by (so-called) “international law.” This was the infamous “rules-based world order,”

When I filed a Petition for Writ of Mandate to remove Eric Swalwell from the California governor’s race for failing to meet the state’s five-year residency requirement, I expected a legal response. Instead, Swalwell responded on Twitter by calling me a “MAGA idiot.” That insult prompted me and my great researcher, Shannon Knutsen, to take a closer look at his past — specifically, his college

Conservative investigative journalist Muckraker just dropped a bombshell undercover video that should terrify every American concerned about election integrity. Posing as a Canadian green card holder (a non-citizen), Muckraker walked into the New York City Board of Elections office at 200 Varick St #10 and was told, on camera, that the office routinely accepts voter registration applications from non-citizens, will process them, and will not report

Five years after his death from lung cancer, conservatives on Tuesday remembered the greatest influencer of them all. Rush Limbaugh, the radio host and author who built a political movement and a media empire from behind his golden microphone died Feb. 17, 2021, at the age of 70. And the reverberations of his life and career are still being felt. Remembering Rush: Five Years On

Photo courtesy of the People’s Liberation Army. The Trump administration has released two documents, the National Security Strategy and the National Defense Strategy, both of which address the major threats to the United States. The strategy documents suggest the focus will be on countering China in the Western Hemisphere, near the U.S. homeland, first, and then countering China in the Indo-Pacific. The “China” section of

Screencap of Twitter/X video. A few weeks ago, the news broke that Whoopi Goldberg’s name appears in the Epstein files. Today on The View, they finally addressed this. Of course, after harping on the Epstein files and Trump for months, the hosts of The View are completely downplaying the relevance of Whoopi’s name being in the files. Suddenly, it’s no big deal. Suddenly, anyone’s name

Screencap of YouTube video. Behold the genius of liberalism. Like so many blue states, Vermont decided to ‘go green’ and spent millions on electric buses. There’s just one little problem. It turns out that they’re not reliable in cold weather. It’s a good thing they never get cold weather in Vermont, right? Except for maybe just six months out of the year, of course. The

Screencap of Twitter/X video. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez ran to the New York Times to save her from the disaster she created for herself in Munich, where she was unable to answer basic questions. Isn’t it fascinating that AOC knew that the NY Times would work with her to spin the whole thing in her favor somehow? On his 2Way program today, journalist Mark Halperin tore into