Rob Smith

Two very big wins for African Americans during the Trump administration are the passage of the First Step Act and the bipartisan bill to permanently fund HBCUs (historically black colleges and universities).

The Saudi Arabian Air Force national training on a U.S. Military base who killed three American soldiers last year was, in fact, a terrorist.

Georgia recently ranked #1 as the best state in America for Black-owned businesses. So why is Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms encouraging residents to stay at home and ignore Gov. Brian Kemp’s effort to begin reopening the city?

Not only does socialism need to be crushed at the top of the ticket with Bernie Sanders, but it needs to damage Democrats all the way down the ticket, to the lowest levels, so that it this generation can bury it forever.

I am a veteran of the United States Army. I served two tours in the Middle-East, including one in Iraq. I’m proud of my service and America. And I am terrified of what will become of our beloved military and our national security if any of the Democrats I saw take the debate stage last Tuesday night become America’s Commander-In-Chief.

In the era of social media, authenticity is key, and poor Sen. Kamala Harris (D-CA) never really had what it takes to unlock the doors to the Democratic nomination for president.

President Donald Trump just hit 34% approval among Black voters in two recent polls. Why? Results.

As a combat veteran of the War on Terror and two tours in the Middle East, it’s distressing to me that such an obvious victory like the death of a major figure in the ISIS movement is being poisoned by partisanship.

Last week while speaking at a Turning Point USA chapter in Illinois, my photo was used in a flyer designed by campus leftists at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Under text that said: “NOW HIRING CONSERVATIVE MINORITIES,” the poster said that because I’m a black conservative, I “lack dignity, shame, and charisma.”