Kelly Sadler
Columns by Kelly Sadler
Ilhan Omar’s tangled web of Somali fraud
The $1 billion welfare scandal unfolding in Minnesota has entangled members of Rep. Ilhan Omar's Somali community, with potential ties back to the congresswoman herself. Published December 8, 2025
Republican lawmakers need to sell the ‘big beautiful bill’ now
When congressional Republicans passed the One Big Beautiful Bill Act and President Trump signed it into law on July 4, it was a historic achievement not only for the party but also for the American people. Published December 4, 2025
Zelenskyy (still) does not have the cards to beat Russia
"The fact is that Ukraine, which is a non-NATO country, is going to be vulnerable to military domination by Russia no matter what we do," President Obama told The Atlantic in 2016. Published December 1, 2025
The Kamala Harris, Gavin Newsom cage match
On her never-ending book tour this week, former Vice President Kamala Harris shouted to the audience, "Release the files!" in reference to the infamous Epstein files. Never mind that she was vice president for four years and never mentioned Jeffrey Epstein's name. Published November 20, 2025
What does the Republican Party look like without Trump?
In what CNN dubbed the "political breakup heard round the world," the legacy media this weekend breathlessly reported on the fallout between President Trump and Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene. Published November 17, 2025
Democrats don’t care about decency
On Tuesday, Bangor, Maine, voters elected Angela Walker to the city council. In 2002, Ms. Walker was convicted of killing a Canadian tourist by beating him, then pouring sand down his throat. Published November 6, 2025
Republicans: Nuke the filibuster
The future has been weighing heavily on President Trump, 79, who understands he is term-limited and wants to make as significant an impact on society as possible in his last four years in office. Published November 3, 2025
Biden’s enemies list: The corrosive fishing expedition of the FBI’s Arctic Frost
The Biden administration exploited an election challenge to target more than 400 Republican individuals and entities under the guise of law enforcement. Published October 30, 2025
Obama overestimates his political sway
Last October, former President Barack Obama had some blunt words for Black men: Get out and vote for Kamala Harris, or else. Published October 27, 2025
A U.S. farmer rebellion is brewing
American farmers are under siege. Published October 23, 2025
Trump’s bull’s-eye on narco-terrorists
At the end of his first term, President Trump reportedly suggested that the U.S. military "quietly" launch missiles into Mexico to blow up drug labs. Published October 20, 2025
Expect Republicans to cave on Obamacare subsidy, again
Obamacare is a failure. Democrats, recognizing the issue, have sought to bail out the program with taxpayer funding since its inception. Published October 16, 2025
It’s finally Oct. 8 in Israel; blessed are the peacemakers
It has been two bloody years since Oct. 7, 2023, when Hamas terrorists invaded Israel, brutally killed 1,200 innocent civilians and abducted 251 Israelis to the Gaza Strip, including children, women and the elderly. Published October 13, 2025
The ‘unprecedented’ case of James Comey
This week, disgraced former FBI Director James B. Comey pleaded not guilty to two charges: lying to Congress and obstruction of Congress. Published October 9, 2025
Democrats want to kill ideological foes: The cases of Jay Jones, J.B. Pritzker and Judge Boardman
The Democratic nominee for Virginia attorney general, Jay Jones, fantasized about shooting former state House Speaker Todd Gilbert, a Republican, in the head with two bullets and murdering his two children, whom he called "little fascists." Published October 6, 2025
Illegal criminals entrenched in America’s public education system
Ian Roberts, whose deportation order was issued in May 2024, was arrested by Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents last week after fleeing in his car with a loaded handgun. Published September 29, 2025
Saving the ‘lost women’ of the West
"American women are giving up on marriage" was the title of an essay published in The Wall Street Journal in March. Published September 25, 2025
‘107 Days’ of a losing campaign
Kamala Harris may have thought she was a loyal vice president to Joseph R. Biden, but her book, "107 Days," paints an entirely different picture, one in which she explains how she was set up to lose the 2024 presidential race. Published September 22, 2025
The radical left’s assassination culture
Just this week, outside a New York City courtroom, a crowd of revealers gathered to support a cold-blooded killer: Luigi Mangione, the man accused of shooting UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson dead in the back. Published September 18, 2025
Charlie Kirk, a generational talent who will fuel generations to come
It was 2018, and I was at the White House. We knew, as conservatives, that we had a youth problem. Enter Charlie Kirk. Published September 10, 2025
