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Trump's Anti-Communist Manifesto
The president is absolutely on the money about communism, the ideology that led to so much death, deprivation and destruction.

Who Should Rule?
The best answer to the question of granting power to anyone is how they would do in preserving and protecting Liberty.

Dems Shocked — Shocked! — That Graham Platner Is Bad
The party could tolerate a Nazi tattoo and a history of drunken misogyny as long as a socialist had a shot at a Senate seat, but allegations of sexual assault are a bridge too far.

Harris Eyes 2028, Solicits Socialism
The former vice president and failed 2024 presidential candidate is clearly laying the groundwork for another run for the Democrat presidential nomination.

Some Dems Fight Back Against the DSA's Jacobin Revolution
Like the bloodthirsty French revolutionaries of the late 18th century, modern American socialists will make life miserable for Democrats.

Mamdani Was Not the Threat; His Normalization of Socialism Was
More than a dozen Democratic Socialists, backed by the DSA, have won primaries, suggesting that this movement is becoming increasingly influential within the party.

The Republican Party's Dissidents Are Showing Themselves the Door
A segment of the "horseshoe Right" increasingly seems determined to pressure the party into abandoning longstanding principles.

Turnstile Tucker Seeks to Poison Malleable Minds
Popular podcaster Tucker Carlson has increasingly strayed from his former beliefs, and he now says he's leaving the Republican Party.

When Mamdani Wins, the GOP Wins
New York City's socialist mayor was a kingmaker in yesterday's Democrat primaries, but the true test for Democratic Socialists will be in the general election.

The Soft Despotism of Comfortable People
The greatest threat to Liberty may not be tyrants demanding power, but citizens volunteering to hand it over.

Obama's Center for Stolen Land
Former President Barack Obama opened his presidential center yesterday, a reminder of his record of divisiveness, hypocrisy, and failure.

Here Come the Democratic Socialists
The energy within the Democrat Party is increasingly coming from the radical left, but the ceiling for socialism in this country is still pretty low.

Newsom Plays the 'Lawfare Victim' Card
It worked for Donald Trump, Gavin Newsom reasoned, so why not complain that he and his wife are targets as a way to bolster his coming presidential bid?

The Ridiculous Reflecting Pool Hubbub
Various Leftmedia outlets can't help but criticize President Donald Trump, even when he's demonstrably beautifying the nation's capital.

The Paid Activists Behind America's Advocacy Machine
While visiting DC, I was approached multiple times by canvassers working on behalf of the National Parks Conservation Association. There was one problem...

Jill Biden's Memoir Is a Vain Rewrite
The former first lady is still lying about her husband's cognitive decline, and it might just be bad timing for Democrats to have to rehash their complicity.

Reevaluating the American Political Spectrum
The Pew Research Center endeavors to categorize American voters into nine ideological subgroups, but its typology is flawed.

Fetterman vs. Platner Is a Battle for the Future
Senator John Fetterman is not a fan of Senate nominee Graham Platner, but their feud exposes the deeper worldview divide currently roiling the party.

Platner's Victory Is Nothing New for the Modern Democrat Party
Candidates like Graham Platner show where the movement goes next. The radical Left is inside the party, shaping its candidates, its message, and its future.

Observable Cues and Taking a Pratt Fall
The ascendence of Graham Platner and the fall of Spencer Pratt give rise to a simple question: Are Americans smarter than the average dog?