by 60261911 | Aug 8, 2025 | OpEds
The end of the Corporation for Public Broadcasting was just the latest sign. By Michael Steele President Donald Trump can add another dubious achievement to his list of long-held conservative goals: killing the Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB). After Trump...
by 60261911 | Jul 10, 2025 | OpEds
There’s more to running a political party than just writing tweets and signing checks. By Michael Steele Elon Musk has officially declared his intent to launch a new political party, an announcement long on bravado but short on substance. Our Founding Fathers...
by 60261911 | Jun 26, 2025 | OpEds
The administration may soon be sending immigrants to countries they don’t even know. By Michael Steele We don’t always recognize the hinge points of history when we live through them. But a recent Supreme Court decision may go down as one of those moments. On...
by 60261911 | Jun 12, 2025 | OpEds
Congress will soon vote on whether Elon Musk’s slashing of foreign aid was OK. By Michael Steele and Kai Ma UPDATE (June 12, 4:10 p.m. ET): The House narrowly passed the rescissions package, 214-212, with all but four House Republicans voting in favor. The...
by 60261911 | May 29, 2025 | OpEds
Will Republicans side with Donald Trump or stand up for conservative ideas? By Michael Steele and Kai Ma The Republican Party faces an important fork in the road: Do they stand with Donald Trump who wants to add over $3 trillion to the nation’s debt or do they stand...
by 60261911 | May 18, 2025 | OpEds
The Augustinian order encourages setting aside your own needs to engage with the world. By Michael Steele and Kai Ma Pope Leo XIV is not just the first American pope, he’s the first Augustinian one. The former Rev. Robert Prevost studied at the Minor Seminary of the...
