Jennifer Harper
Articles by Jennifer Harper
A building bloc forms, as lawmakers push for beautiful government architecture
Majestic columns, soaring domes and grand designs have a certain cachet -- and a positive influence on the public, some lawmakers say. They may be getting scarce, however. Published June 14, 2023
Trump’s 2020 proclamation on Flag Day
Wednesday is Flag Day. Let's recall -- for a few moments, anyway -- what then-President Donald Trump had to say in a written proclamation issued on June 14, 2020: Published June 13, 2023
Conservatism: Alive, well and even growing
Social conservatives may get some more company in the near future. And that company would come from other conservatives. So says a Gallup Poll, with lots of numbers. Published June 12, 2023
Judge Jeanine’s new book details the left’s ‘Crimes Against America’
Broadcast commentator Jeanine Pirro, a former New York district attorney and judge, has written her eighth book titled "Crimes Against America: The Left's Takedown of Our Republic." Published June 11, 2023
Bring ‘em on: Republican presidential field grows, possibly to Trump’s benefit
Former President Donald Trump faces some serious competition in his quest to win back the White House in 2024 -- and we're talking competition from fellow Republicans here. The more the merrier, some say. Published June 8, 2023
Media pounces on smoke enveloping the East Coast
Media coverage of smoke was abundant in the last 48 hours, and no wonder. The effect of smoke from Canadian wildfires sparked much press coverage -- and no wonder. There was much to write about.. Published June 7, 2023
Speculation and polling about Trump’s running mate
Former President Donald Trump is already established as a major player in the 2024 presidential race. His choice of a running mate will be a crucial factor in his campaign. But who will be Mr. Trump's choice as second-in-command? That subject is already a source of interest to pollsters. For starters, here's a NewsNation/Decision Desk HQ survey which gauges the appeal of Mr. Trump's potential partners. Published June 6, 2023
It’s debatable: Who will participate in GOP presidential debates?
The Republican National Committee has revealed that the party's first presidential primary debate will take place Aug. 23 in Milwaukee. That's a mere 78 days away as of Tuesday -- and it will signal that the much-ballyhooed 2024 election season is upon us. But who will be on the stage for that event? It's complicated. Published June 5, 2023
Tim Scott to make case to hosts and audience of ‘The View’
"I'm going to be a guest on 'The View' this coming Monday. After co-host Whoopi Goldberg said I have 'Clarence Thomas syndrome' as a Black Republican and after co-host Joy Behar said I'm a Republican because I 'don't get' the idea of racism, I'm sure it's going to be exciting television," Sen. Tim Scott said in a written statement issued by his campaign. Published June 4, 2023
Trump plans patriotic surprise for America’s 250th birthday
"President Trump pledges to honor America's founding in 1776 with a full year of celebration. President Trump will on Day One convene a White House task force called 'Salute to America 250,' responsible for coordinating with state and local governments to ensure an entire year of festivities across the country from Memorial Day 2025 to July 4th, 2026," according to a written guide summarizing Mr. Trump's master plan, released by his campaign Thursday. Published June 1, 2023
Media blames Republicans again — this time on national-debt limit
Biased broadcast news coverage of the Republican Party persists, according to a new study from the Media Research Center. The long-standing liberal leanings of the major broadcast networks -- ABC, CBS and NBC -- emerged this week in coverage of the nation's economy. Published May 31, 2023
Hot-selling new Josh Hawley book focuses on manhood
A Missouri Republican has penned a new book that is holding its own in the publishing world. Sen. Josh Hawley is the author, and here's the telling title of the lawmaker's new offering: "Manhood: The Masculine Virtues America Needs," published by Regnery. Published May 30, 2023
Trump campaign ad calls out ‘Trump imposters’
Former President Donald Trump remains a nimble candidate in the 2024 presidential race. Consider his newest campaign spot, a one-minute production released Monday -- complete with urgent music, dynamic graphics and video footage, plus a straightforward pitch. "The Washington establishment politicians like to talk about how they can be just like Donald Trump. The truth? There's only one Donald Trump." Published May 29, 2023
Remembering Ronald Reagan’s Memorial Day message
Let's return to May 27, 1985. That was the day President Ronald Reagan issued "Proclamation 5330," which asked the nation to pray for "permanent peace" on Memorial Day and also referenced the end of World War II some four decades earlier. Published May 28, 2023
DeSantis campaign moving right along after Day 1 glitch
There was much mockery and criticism in the mainstream media after mysterious technical issues compromised the debut of Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis on the presidential campaign trail. The New York Times, for example, deemed it "the conference call from hell." Published May 25, 2023
DeSantis presidential announcement rocks the media
The mainstream press is often all dressed up with nowhere to go -- but not this week. The press is busy making predictions and mulling the chances that Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis might end up in the White House after the 2024 presidential election. Published May 24, 2023
Biden’s dismal approval numbers linger
Let's just cut to the chase. A new Associated Press survey has some disconcerting news for the White House. Numbers tell all -- 78% of U.S. adults say "things in this country" are heading in the wrong direction. Published May 23, 2023
Report from Federal Reserve shows economic well-being tanking
The Federal Reserve issued a review of the nation's financial situation on Monday. The detailed 84-page report titled "Economic Well-Being of U.S. Households in 2022" tracks income, expenses, employment and other pocketbook considerations. Published May 22, 2023
GOP governors, state legislatures leading nation in job growth
Here's a positive phenomenon backed up with numbers: Republican governors appear to govern better. The latest state jobs report shows that eight of the top 10 states for jobs recovered since the coronavirus pandemic began are led by Republican governors, and all 10 states have Republican-controlled legislatures. Published May 21, 2023
GOP hopeful Ramaswamy dubbed the ‘anti-woke’ candidate
Longtime news correspondent and ABC News commentator John Stossel has penned a column for HotAir.com with a telling title: "President Ramaswamy?" The newsman spent some time with Vivek Ramaswamy, a Republican presidential hopeful and entrepreneur. Published May 18, 2023
