Biden’s Border Nihilism Will Live Long After He Is Gone
Biden’s border legacy isn’t just policy—it’s a demographic earthquake that will rattle America’s foundation long after he’s gone.
Who Really Are the Lawless and the Dictatorial?
The left cries “dictatorship” while wielding the courts, agencies, and media to undermine laws, crush dissent, and call it democracy.
Democrats and Their DEI Albatrosses
Democrats are trapped by the toxic DEI ideology they created—too afraid to reform, too broken to survive without it.
The So-Called Trump-Ramaphosa ‘Ambush’
Trump’s meeting with Ramaphosa was a long-overdue reality check on South Africa’s hostility, hypocrisy, and dependence on U.S. aid and trade.
Are Some Racist Slurs Okay?
Racism doesn’t become justice when roles reverse—bigotry dressed as victimhood still poisons the well of a multiracial democracy.
The FBI Washington Headquarters Won’t Be Missed
The long-overdue shuttering of the FBI’s scandal-scarred Washington headquarters signals not just a change of address, but a necessary exile of the agency’s most politically corrupted core.
The Real First 100 Days
Trump's first 100 days mark a chaotic counterrevolution, tackling crises long ignored—and infuriating the very forces that allowed them to fester.
The Decivilizing of America
From secure borders to functioning cities, America is shedding the hard-won pillars of civilization—by choice, not chance—in a sweeping, top-down descent into disorder.
Would the Left Finally Explain the Inexplicable?
The left broke norms, erased borders, and weaponized justice—not to govern, but to crush Trump and cling to power by any means necessary.
From One Fake Left-wing Hysteria to the Next
From Russiagate to Harvard scandals, the left’s decade-long hysteria machine spins on—loud, fact-light, and void of any serious plan for America’s future.
The Trump Counterrevolution and the Moral Ledger
Trump’s counterrevolution presses on—quietly, methodically, and morally—while a flailing opposition offers only chaos, debt, and deflection in response.
Trump, Tariffs, Trade—and a Taboo?
Trump’s trade strategy aims to slash the U.S. deficit by forcing fairer deals with key partners—pushing reciprocity, not profiteering, to regain economic balance.
What Is Democratic Legality?
The left decries Trump’s deportation of an MS-13-linked illegal alien while ignoring its own legal hypocrisy and attempts to undermine the U.S. justice system.
Do Elite Universities Really Wish to Fight the Federal Government?
Elite universities push for federal funding while ignoring legal and ethical obligations, fueling public distrust as they prioritize ideology over academic rigor and free speech.
Will Harvard Go Full Hillsdale?
Harvard risks $2.2B in federal funds as it defies anti-discrimination mandates, drawing comparisons to Hillsdale's stand-alone model of rejecting government strings.
China Would Lose a ‘Trade War’ With the US—’Gradually, then Suddenly’
China's trade war bluff may backfire as the U.S. pushes allies to choose between a rogue economic actor and a flawed but fairer partner with unmatched global power.
Ten Tariff Questions Never Asked
The real trade war wasn’t Trump’s—it was decades of lopsided deals, deficits, and double standards America tolerated while others profited.
The Poverty of the Criticism of Trump’s Agenda
The left rages against Trump but offers no real alternatives on debt, trade, or immigration—just noise, while results quietly pile up.
All the Ukrainian Known Knowns
A Ukraine-Russia ceasefire looms, with Trump pushing deals, Zelenskyy negotiating leverage, and Putin weighing risks—while the West quietly concedes it never had a real plan to win.
Reflections on the Counter-Revolution in America
Trump is racing to dismantle decades of leftist policies, but success hinges on speed, discipline, and the Supreme Court—while facing fierce resistance from entrenched institutions.