Pennsylvania Democrats sharpen their knives for the party’s most prominent maverick.
Publication: American Spectator
Be Very Suspicious of the “Put the Brakes on AI” Crowd
Big Tech’s doomsday warnings come with a convenient regulatory solution.
What We Must “Never Forget” 25 Years After 9/11
Remembering the victims is sacred. Remembering the evil that killed them is essential.
Gloria Steinem, CIA Operative
A once-classified Cold War tale can now be told.
Questions About Gloria Steinem
For example, why aren’t any of these glowing portrayals of Steinem by the Left trashing her as a CIA asset? She was one, you know. Steinem was a looker. That’s why people paid attention to the subversive and divisive things she said.
Like It or Not, Data Centers Are Now Part of the Midterms
And they could be bad news for Republicans.
Clarence Thomas Played the Long Game and Won
Clarence Thomas outlasted his critics, transformed the Court, and made originalism mainstream.
Green Energy Is Destroying the Best Landscapes
Europe’s green revolution is paving paradise with panels.
Is There a “Mean Girl” Culture in the White House?
Natalie Harp, a media advisor to President Trump and one of his most loyal aides, has become someone whose very presence appears to incite resentment in her co-workers. Through no fault of her own, Harp embodies qualities of youth, beauty, competence, faith, and proximity to power that others seem to find difficult to tolerate.
Mark Carney’s Smuggler’s Blues
Canada’s tariff tantrum has a China problem.
Trump’s Canada Tariffs Aren’t the Betrayal Ottawa Claims
Mark Carney says Washington ambushed an ally. But Canada’s protected markets and dependence on US trade tell a different story.
Why DSA Cannot Win in a Democratic America
Niche marketing does not win elections.
Hasan Piker and the Democrats Who Embrace His Violent Rhetoric
From attacks on the Constitution to praise for Hamas and Mao, Piker’s rhetoric has not stopped prominent Democrats from appearing with him.
From DSA to James Fishback: Why Young Voters Feel Disenfranchised
Young voters feel left behind by both parties and they’re hunting for a future they can invest in. But will it be socialist — or MAGA?
Todd Blanche and the Justice Department Independence
What is the name emblazoned on the literal headquarters building of the Department of Justice? Answer: That name would be Robert F. Kennedy. Which is to say the literal Department of Justice headquarters is named for one of the most high-profile and decidedly political attorneys general in American history.
Conservatives Should Begin Eating Woke Culture for Breakfast
Conservatives need to win the culture war with better movies, books, and stories — not political sermons.
Poor Francesca Hong, a Victim of Milwaukee’s Missing Election Results
You heard about the tomfoolery and shenanigans surrounding Hong’s “defeat” at the hands of David Crowley, the Milwaukee County Executive who had dropped out of the Wisconsin Democrat gubernatorial primary for a month before shuffling back in, right?
Why All Leftism Is Now Far Left
How identity politics conquered progressivism.
AOC Freezes Her Eggs: A Political Calculation or Cultural Symptom?
Some political observers believe AOC’s decision signals future presidential ambitions, while others worry what this type of messaging reflects about the modern view of family formation.
The Freeze on Conservative Novels
The publishing industry is captured. Strict political conformity and fear of backlash means the public sees only progressive art.
Is “Cancel Thanksgiving” Really a Winning Message for Democrats?
Apparently yes — Wisconsin Democrats can’t get enough of the killjoy.
How Pittsburgh Became the Early Alarm Bell for the DSA’s Rise
The left’s blueprint for seizing power wasn’t born in Washington or New York — it was perfected in Pennsylvania’s low-turnout primaries.
From Socialist Bananas to a Woke Smithsonian
The Left is on the march.
Only Real Men Can Save Hollywood, and America
Mid-term elections, immigration, and Hollywood require renewed masculine leadership.