Tag: Show-CrossTalk

The liberal corporate media are fickle, they fall in and out of love quickly and often. Not long ago they were infatuated with Beto O’Rourke. Now they are smitten by Mayor Pete. The media love to drone on about their preferences, in the meantime the voters pick their candidates … Read More >CrossTalk: ‘Wall Street Pete’

As the election cycle rages on, the media highlights –or even invents– what they deem to be important, even radical. What they won’t tell is how the political center is collapsing and why. Today’s campaign is what voters think about the status quo. … Read More >Liberal collapse

We are told there is a war being waged in America about the destiny of the country and the world. Indeed, the Washington political establishment and their donor minions, as well as the media, want to destroy Trump. But don’t be fooled — bipartisanship is alive and well. … Read More >CrossTalk BULLHORNS: Dumpster fire

What a week it has been! The Iowa vote was a disaster, impeachment against Trump fizzled in the Senate, and Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi put on display a public temper tantrum. And, of course, the liberal corporate media are beside themselves with rage. Are the Democrats imploding? … Read More >CrossTalk on political divide: Democrats crash

We are told, “It’s a total meltdown.” Confusion consumes Iowa, as officials struggle to report voting results. Are the botched Iowa caucuses the ultimate political metaphor of our times? … Read More >CrossTalk on Iowa Caucus: Total meltdown

Brexit is a reality. The UK is out of the European Union. Now what? What kind of relationship will the UK have with Europe and the US? Also, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo asks, ‘Do you think Americans care about Ukraine?’ … Read More >CrossTalk BULLHORNS: Lost love

The 2020 presidential campaign is beginning to look a lot like the 2016 race. But this time around the insurgent is Bernie Sanders – who is not even a member of the Democratic Party. Voters again are not interested in establishment politicians. In fact, they appear to be rebelling against them. Will we see a Trump-Sanders showdown? … Read More >Trump vs Bernie

From Donald Trump in 2016 to Tulsi Gabbard in 2020, there is a part of the electorate that responds to anti-war/anti-interventionist rhetoric. In fact, there is evidence that this significantly helped get Trump elected. But, the fact remains – the establishment is keen to downplay and even demonize any candidate who questions foreign policy orthodoxies. Why is this? … Read More >Bipartisan stranglehold

Trump’s legal team strikes back. After months of being on the receiving end of assaults by the Democrats’ and media, the president now presents his case. But does the public really care? … Read More >CrossTalk BULLHORNS: Trump’s war

Many call the impeachment trial of Donald Trump in the US Senate a political show. Well, if it is, then it is not very entertaining. In fact, it is quite boring, repetitive, and tedious. Clearly, this entire process is a blood fest to play for keeps. But what about the institutional damage left in the wake of this low-energy process? … Read More >Impeachment fatigue