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Marjorie Taylor Greene did not enter Congress quietly. She arrived like a firework that refused to fizzle out. People noticed her immediately, and silence was never an option. Critics could not brush her aside, and…
Is It Too Early to Talk About 2028? Absolutely. Let’s Do It Anyway. America barely catches its breath between election cycles anymore. The yard signs haven’t even faded in the sun yet, and the whispers…
From Resistance to Power Flex in the Oval Office This week the Oval Office welcomed one of the most controversial guests imaginable. The Saudi crown prince arrived in Washington, and his presence stirred outrage,…
The Soft Slide Toward Socialism Democrats think they have cracked the code for the 2026 midterms, and honestly, I do not blame them for feeling confident. They have locked onto a message that hits two…
Donald Trump vs Marjorie Taylor Greene Let me remind the people in office of something they seem to have forgotten. They were elected to safeguard a constitutional republic, not to star in an endless reality…
When Former Fox Stars Play God It’s getting hard to tell where journalism ends and self-worship begins. Watching Megyn Kelly, Tucker Carlson, and Matt Walsh lately, you’d think the fate of Western civilization hinged on…
The Long Silencing of Christians America did not wake up one morning and accidentally elect a Muslim socialist as mayor of New York City. That moment was a symptom, not the disease. For years, Christians…
Trump Teases, Media Panics: The Third Term Fever Dream Lives On Every few weeks, someone in the press wakes up convinced Donald Trump is plotting to install himself as Supreme Leader of America Forever. Cue…
Carville’s Mood Swings Should Have Their Own Polling Data Ohhhh James Carville. The Ragin’ Cajun himself. A man who once dished out political strategy like gumbo is now serving us emotional whiplash on live television.…
The Fallout: How Violence Against Women Became Acceptable Again There was a time when hitting a woman could end a man’s career. Now, he might get community service. An Oklahoma teen named Jesse Butler was…
