Citizen Writers Fighting Censorship by Helping Americans Understand Issues Affecting the Republic.
My mind processes things uniquely. As all our minds do.
Mine does so bizarrely. Which, thankfully, very few of our minds do.
And so it was when I saw the following in DC tech publication Broadband Breakfast….
Empires don’t collapse in a blaze of cinematic glory—they erode, quietly, while insisting everything is fine. The United States still fields the most powerful military on Earth, still prints the world’s reserve currency, still lectures the planet on order and stability. But beneath the polished surface, the math is getting ugly, the cohesion is cracking, and the strategic margin is shrinking. This is what decline actually looks like—not defeat, but drift. Not surrender, but overextension wrapped in denial. The dangerous part isn’t that America is weakening; it’s that it hasn’t fully realized it yet.
Writing about race and the rapidly shifting racial complexion and composition of America is a dangerous exercise. No matter how you discuss it or describe it, if you are white, you are almost certain to be called a racist by easily triggered leftists who prefer that you keep silent
Supreme Court Justice Louis Brandei argued that our various states are laboratories of self-governance – each testing social and economic policies to see what works and what doesn’t. This year we find ourselves in a unique position, two experiments are underway, on opposite coasts, testing opposite extremes of the political spectrum.
Other than perhaps President Clinton, no president has cashed in post presidency like Obama. Unlike most of his predecessors who stepped aside from the spotlight to pursue charitable activity and giving back, Obama has not only remained very active in the political arena but settled initially in Washington DC after his presidency to stay close by the political scene to help guide the undermining of his successor
Once upon a time, there was the Jerry can—a marvel of German engineering that made carrying and pouring fuel as easy as pie.
The latest battlefront in the Democrat War Against Sanity is the Reflecting Pool on the National Mall.
Barack Obama renovated it in 2012 and left a big mess when he left office because instead of using city water treated with chlorine, he brought in brackish water from the Tidal Basin and treated it with a product called Ozone.
The report documents the Biden Regime’s pushing “its radical policy agenda, even when its actions infringed on Christian beliefs, free exercise, and on matters of deep personal importance to nearly every American: life, family, marriage, self-identity, education, medical decisions, and more,” DOJ said in its press release.
Not known for excellence, recent examples of incompetence are an embarrassment even by the media’s low standards.
Intelligence (AI) down our throats.
But three decades of Internet later? Big Gov still hasn’t passed a digital privacy law – limiting even a little Big Tech’s multi-trillion-dollar-per-annum data harvesting business model.
It’s all such a mystery.
Analysis from a constitutional conservative perspective Economic development has been a hot topic in South Dakota for years. At one extreme, there are those among the political class who push development on behalf of out-of-state interests constantly (and seemingly regardless of the impact on long-time residents). At the other end of the spectrum are those …
For a century, the Department of Defense (now DoW) has asked a brutally simple question: can you read, can you reason, can you do basic math, can you learn a job without turning equipment into modern art? This isn’t about genius. It’s about baseline competence—the kind that keeps helicopters in the sky and generators from becoming bonfires.
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy rides the Freedom 250 Acela train and discusses reinvigorating the country’s transportation system on ‘My View with Lara Trump.’
In Federalist 38 Madison discusses the process by which the new proposed constitution was written and how that process was superior to anything that had been attempted before in history.
“You may say I’m a dreamer, but I’m not the only one.I hope someday you’ll join us, and the world will live as one.”
– John Lennon, final chorus from the song Imagine
We live in turbulent times, very dangerous times. We live in a time where treason, excess, incompetence, and corruption are everywhere. The exposure of a political party’s treason and malfeasance has diminished their power, and they are fighting back with every known trick in their kit, including disinformation and a corrupt media, in an attempt to regain public support and undermine the credibility of their opponents.
Managed helplessness is a political and institutional strategy in which those in power deliberately frame solvable problems as hopelessly complex, systemic, or intractable — not because solutions are genuinely unavailable, but because sustained unsolvability serves their interests.
SBA Administrator Kelly Loeffler praises the Trump administration’s tax cuts for expanding small business growth on ‘FOX Business In Depth.’
Having just thrown off one despot, the Framers were loath to replace him with another, even one of their own making
“Money is the Mother’s milk of politics”. And, it’s much more than that. It is both feeds politics and is the product of politics. So, you need money to get power in politics and you will get a lot of money out of politics.