Editorial

Americans celebrate Biden’s departure

For Americans, living under President Joe Biden, it has been an exceptionally long four years. President Donald Trump bequeathed to Biden a strong country with American energy independence, a secure border, a robust military, peace abroad and economic prosperity at home.

New Orleans is collapsing under the weight of wokeness

A terrorist attack at 3:15 a.m. on New Year’s Day exposed to the world the deadly consequences of the dysfunctional leadership of New Orleans. The Crescent City has been controlled by the Democratic Party since 1872, when the last Republican Mayor left office.

Biden in a dream world while Americans face nightmare

President Biden spent the holidays with his family this year in a beautiful mansion in St. Croix, U.S. Virgin Islands. Afterwards, he will visit Italy and meet with Pope Francis among other dignitaries.

To reform Congress, enact term limits

It was another frustrating week for Congress as a spending bill was passed that avoided a government shutdown but postponed our fiscal problems until March.

The last gasp of the legacy media

After years of receiving abusive and unfair treatment from the legacy media, it must have been especially satisfying for President Donald Trump when a biased broadcast news network, ABC News, was forced to pay a price for their lies.

Six weeks until our long national nightmare is over

Americans, our long national nightmare, the Biden presidency, is almost over. First, we must endure six more weeks of damage that President Joe Biden will inflict on the American people.

Kamala Harris wins Turkey of the Year Award

Ever since the Ringside Politics program started 25 years ago, we have enjoyed an annual tradition. During Thanksgiving week, we announce our “Turkey of the Year” winner. Our previous award recipients have included both celebrities and politicians, as well as Republicans and Democrats.

Gaetz will be Trump’s wingman as Attorney General

In an interview on the Tom Joyner radio show in April of 2013, then U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder was asked whether he would leave the administration of President Barack Obama after being held in contempt by the Republican led Congress.

The Marks Post: A rented letdown

Have you ever waited for a big event with much anticipation but only have it turn out as a big dud? That was me Saturday for the big LSU football game against Alabama in Tiger Stadium.

Democrats provide great comic relief following loss

After four years of Bidenomics, open borders, high inflation, international conflicts and constant stress and anxiety caused by Democratic Party policies, it is refreshing for Americans to finally enjoy much needed comic relief.