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Gavin Newsom Will Not Be the Dem Nominee in 2028

He looks like the kind of president that filmmaker Aaron Sorkin would conjure up in the 90s. In fact, there is a solid resemblance between Sorkin’s Andrew Shepherd (played by Michael Douglas in 1995’s The American President) and Gavin Newsom, the current governor of California, who really, really wants to be the 48th president of the U.S.

World War III Has Already Begun

The popular image of a world war is sudden catastrophe, mass mobilization, and unmistakable collapse. That is not what we see today. However, the world is in a great power competition, a distributed struggle for influence, security, and control of critical resources. World War III is not looming. It is underway right now.

The Canonization of Jesse Jackson

If a person only saw the obituaries at legacy news outlets, they might come away believing this charismatic civil rights leader with a talent for alliteration, turns of phrase, and self-promotion was a beacon of decency, a defender of life, and a uniter of people.

Dem Stars Are Standing Firm in Transgender Radicalism

WithTrump’s approval rating in the dumpster and the wind in their sails heading into the 2026 elections, all the Democratic Party seemingly has to do to win big is offer Americans a semi-sane alternative to the chaos of this administration. Naturally, party leaders such as Rep. AOC (D-NY) have decided now is the perfect time to introduce a breathtakingly radical “Transgender Bill of Rights.”

The NBA’s Political Lecture Season Is Back

After the Border Patrol shooting of Alex Pretti, the NBA decided it should make the shooting all about itself and its brand as the wokest sports league in America. The NBA postponed a game between the Golden State Warriors and Minnesota Timberwolves, citing “safety” concerns, as if Border Patrol agents would be stalking the streets of Minneapolis, prepared to shoot NBA fans.

Spanberger’s Californification of Virginia

California has the highest energy and housing costs in the continental U.S., tand he nation’s highest unemployment and poverty rates. But Abigail Spanberger, who has just been sworn in as the new governor of Virginia, has apparently seen these results and has decided she wants to inflict on her state exactly what California has suffered under Democratic management.

What’s the Matter with Minnesota?

Minnesotans have built a high-tax, high-spending state government. Like Scandinavians, they have trusted the state to provide services and have trusted individuals not to cheat in claiming benefits. Public support for these programs, as in Scandinavia, has traditionally been founded on confidence that aid goes only to the genuinely deserving.