The reason Trump stirs up so many is because he is right.

If there is any legitimate claim of collective guilt, it is the guilt of original sin, which we learn in the book of Genesis.

For years, the media has portrayed the Democratic Party -- the party of abortion on demand, same-sex bathrooms and every failed socialist idea known to mankind -- as the party of sobriety and sanity, in contrast to Republican wackos.

What now for the Republican Party? How does the party pick up the pieces, regroup, refocus and advance forward once again?

When we all accept the core principles that enable us to be free and the limited role of the federal government as defined in the Constitution, we function successfully as a unified country, and we grow and prosper.

What gives the technology companies so much discretion over communication, the oxygen of our free country?

Trump cannot control Democrats' ability to politicize events and impeach him. But, if they do it, he can take control by resigning.

Liberals ignore the historically low black unemployment rates and a historically low gap in black unemployment against the national average, all of which resulted from Trump's tax cuts and deregulation.

The hairsplitting vote counts that turned the election in favor of Joe Biden cannot be seen in any way as a mandate.

Today, amidst the politics of blame, grievance and victimhood, it has all but been forgotten that the Democratic Party once delivered a president who spoke about national service and self-sacrifice.