The year is ending and, shockingly, it was filled with less drama than most people predicted. Self included. Last year’s annoying list focused on the enemies of sanity like teachers union boss Randi Weingarten and Greta Thunberg, climate extremist turned full-time lefty activist.

Here’s a link to the column at Fox News.

Alina Habba, his personal lawyer who will be one of Donald Trump’s White House counselors starting next month, talks about the “damage” President Biden is doing in his final days in office, during an interview with Jason Chaffetz on FNC’s “Sunday Morning Futures.”

Here’s a link to the column at Read Clear Politics.

President-elect Donald Trump repeatedly clashed with Democratic cities and states that adopted policies offering “sanctuary” to undocumented immigrants during his first term. Now, both sides are gearing up for round two.

Here’s a link to the column at Real Clear Politics.

Some folks never learn. I mean that, literally. They wander through life heads down, thumbs waggling, looking at their best friend: a handheld device that is addictive.

Here’s a link to the column.

Despite MSNBC treating Biden’s State of the Union address like the royal wedding, you probably didn’t watch it. But it doesn’t matter because … I’ve got the highlights reel!

Here’s a link to the column.

Nope. Old Kris is wrong. Freedom is only acquired when you have options and when you are able to live mostly without interference or dependence on others. Many folks who think they are free are not.

Here’s a link to the column.

Arkansas Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders is right: The division in our nation is not between Democrats and Republicans, but it is a war to save our nation’s values. It is a choice between ‘normal and crazy.’

Here’s a link to the editorial.

I hold grudges against companies. We don’t wear Nike, because the company embraced America-hating former quarterback Colin Kaepernick, and for a family with two immigrant parents, blessed to be Americans, we cannot abide this.

Here’s a link to the editorial.

Dozens of asylum-seekers, all in the country illegally, are complaining that New York City wants to move them from their current housing in a three-star Manhattan hotel to a less cushy site in Brooklyn. They are protesting what they call “discrimination against immigrants” and refusing to budge, loathe to leave their mini-bars and en suite bathrooms.

Here’s a link to the story.

“One of the saddest signs of our times is that we have demonized those who produce, subsidized those who refuse to produce, and canonized those who complain the most.” – Thomas Sowell

Here’s a link to the column.