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Those of us on the side of civilizational sanity need all the help we can get in pushing back against the onslaught.
Disney's farcical attempt to avoid its well-deserved fate was, and remains, blatantly illegal on its face.
Some recent examples help clarify what that entails.
The 34-count formal indictment of former President Donald Trump represents a genie that cannot, and will not, ever be returned to its bottle.
Left-wing activists increasingly find neither the facts nor the law on their side, but they have certainly become proficient at pounding the table.
A few recent examples illustrate the extent to which leading liberal institutions have been captured by far-left activist wokesters.
The governor bemoaned the extent to which America's posture in Ukraine distracts from urgent problems at home.
The U.S.-Mexico border, at this point, is one of the most chaotic, over-trafficked and outright dangerous borders in the world.
As the GOP's divorce from the Chamber of Commerce accelerates, a golden opportunity has emerged.
The stakes could not possibly be higher.
As the octogenarian President Joe Biden shows all signs of imminently launching his reelection campaign, even the mainstream press is starting to fret.
The era of globalism is over; the imperative now is to decouple, reshore and renationalize.
Republican primary voters will face a big decision.
Our 21st-century civilizational battles are those waged between the popular sovereigntists and the globalist progressives.
The Netanyahu-led government's judicial reform package is just and proper.
The timing of the classified document leak suggests there is real internal turmoil over at the DNC.
McCarthy is best understood as an empty suit and a quintessential Swamp creature.
The problems with Big Tech are sprawling; they are not idiosyncratic to Twitter.
The scorn has been a long time in the making. The trend accelerated during the 2009-2011 rise of the Tea Party.
A return to the "dead consensus" status quo ante would be a disaster for the American Right and the Republican Party — and thus for the nation as a whole.
