Over 30 years ago, then-presidential candidate George H.W. Bush stood onstage at the Republican National Convention and infamously promised, “Read my lips, no new taxes.” That promise may have won him the election, but it was also his undoing as he would later sign a budget reconciliation bill that included tax increases.

Whenever I catch a clip of Democrats proselytizing on CNN or MSNBC, I cannot help but think to myself: Do Democrats have their own dictionary?

Today, if the word progressive is brought up in conversation, it is likely that your mind goes straight to politics. If your friend is a self-described progressive, then it follows that he or she is a far left Democrat and probably has political views that align more closely with AOC and her squad than with the more moderate members of the party.

Democrats by no measure have a clear mandate in Washington. But they sure do act like it.

The Democratic Party has moved from one that at least claimed to represent the interests of the working class to a party that barely hides its pandering to woke, oftentimes white coastal elites. The policies and speech of the DNC are now less focused on lifting people out of poverty and more focused on making sure that no one’s feelings get hurt.

Speaker Nancy Pelosi is cutting the House's vacation short with the aim of returning to Washington to address the manufactured crisis du jour: the politicization of the U.S. Postal Service.

Congress may be out of session this week, but when lawmakers return, we all know they will get back to their favorite pastime of spending taxpayer dollars. The phase four coronavirus relief bill, which will almost certainly be in the ballpark of $1 trillion or more, is inevitable. In addition to increasing the deficit, lawmakers, particularly Democrats, are willing to incentivize Americans to stay far more than six feet away from the economy.