RFK Jr. sparks backlash for blunt autism remarks, but critics miss his focus on severe cases—proving once again that nuance is no match for online outrage.
Publication: American Greatness
Higher Education Should Learn from Hillsdale
Hillsdale has not taken a dime from the government since 1975 because it recognized that an administration hostile to its values and curriculum could use federal anti-discrimination law to subvert academic freedom and limit its independence.
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 U.S.
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.
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.
From Profanity-Chic to Terrorist-Porn
Democrats, reeling from electoral losses, embrace profanity-laced rhetoric, street-theater activism, and veiled support for political violence, alienating voters and hastening their own decline.
California and Its Collapsing Blue-State Democrat Model
California’s high taxes, crime, and regulations are driving an exodus, shifting political power to red states as the once-prosperous blue-state model collapses under economic and social strain.
The Left Knew They Were Lying to Us All Along
The left knowingly pushed falsehoods on Covid, Biden’s fitness, Hunter’s laptop, and the border—dividing the nation while facing no accountability.
Is the Jig Up for Elite Higher Education?
Elite universities face a reckoning as public backlash and new legislation threaten their finances, admissions policies, and ideological excesses, forcing them to reform or risk irrelevance.
Federal Employees Are Whining Again and This Time No One’s Crying with Them
Federal employees’ meltdown over layoffs is peak entitlement—welcome to the real world, where the private sector has been toughing it out for decades without the dramatics.
The Resistance Sequel Flops
The first #Resistance produced Inauguration Day riots; the largest single-day protest in history; the rise of Antifa; the explosion of left-wing grassroots organizations—albeit funded by the usual billionaire suspects—and the “In This Yard” sign, “the epitome of virtue signaling.”
Oscars Mocked for “Indigenous Land Acknowledgment”
Sunday’s ceremony faced mockery on social media due to an acknowledgement of so-called “indigenous land.” The segment featured actress Julianne Hough, who acknowledged three Native American tribes that allegedly once owned the land on which the ceremony took place.
Zelensky’s Temper Tantrums Could Scuttle Trump’s Ukraine Peace Plans
Trump’s push for Ukraine peace talks angers Zelensky and European leaders, who resist compromises and fear U.S.-Russia negotiations.
Mythologies About Musk
Musk’s role in DOGE is misunderstood: he’s an appointed auditor with legal authority to find waste, not cut programs, and foreign aid isn’t ending, though USAID’s inefficiencies may be restructured.
How to Commit Democratic Party Suicide
The Democrats’ radical overreach, election losses, and Musk-fueled government exposés have left them flailing, doubling down on failure instead of recalibrating for a political comeback.
The Left-Wing Episcopal Church Embarrasses Itself Again
When Episcopal leaders like Bishop Budde preach politics over faith, they shouldn’t be surprised when their congregations vanish—shepherds who push ideology over theology lose their flock.
Ten Problems with DEI That Threaten the Public
DEI policies are facing scrutiny amid recent disasters, raising concerns about their impact on competence, meritocracy, and public safety.
Is Mexico a Friend, Enemy, Neutral or Something Else?
After years of U.S. appeasement, Mexico exploits open borders, drug trade, and remittances—it’s time for America to enforce real consequences and reclaim control.
Trump Can Restore Sanity to California’s Environmental Policies
Trump’s executive order highlights how CEQA’s red tape fuels California wildfires, pushing for reforms to restore balance and prioritize safety over bureaucracy.
Trump Is Off to a Great Start
Trump’s bold actions on immigration, DEI, and fairness signal a high-energy, focused vision for America’s future, turning the tide and putting conservatives back on offense.
Trump’s White House Press Room Changes Are Long Overdue
A second Trump administration may revamp the White House briefing room, sidelining legacy media in favor of independent voices and shaking up the mainstream press’s long-held dominance.
Can Trump Make Hollywood Great Again?
If anyone can save Tinseltown from the forces of wokeness it is Donald Trump — and his three Special Ambassadors to Hollywood.
Biden’s So-Called Oligarchs
Biden’s farewell swipe at “oligarchs” was a hollow echo of Eisenhower, deflecting from a presidency defined by chaos, corruption, and hypocrisy.
The Politicization of Wind and Fire
Decades of Santa Ana winds fueling fires show California’s failure to prioritize land management, instead focusing on politics while residents face predictable disasters.