Hugh Hewitt

Last week’s message from a booming economy should have rocked the Democratic field.

The results of the Justice Department inspector general’s investigation are yet to come.

Republicans need to show why keeping the majority in the Senate was, and is, so important.

This president could come to relish the battle, and the ratings that come with it.

Let’s hope President Trump learned his lesson.

Don’t confuse rally rhetoric with criminal behavior because you do don’t like the speaker or the message.

There will always be this tension between the new and striving and the old who have investment and labor already sunk into the land.

There is not much political upside to Brett Kavanaugh’s nomination, but there is enormous political downside if he is not confirmed.

The president has already appointed one-eighth of the federal appeals court judges.

The media needs to bring America together instead.

Trump can tangle with the media and the nation’s “elites” while the best of his Cabinet get real work done, but when he crosses the line of decency he hurts both himself and the work.