Too Senile To Handle Classified Documents, “Sharp Enough” To Be POTUS
The current occupant of the Oval Office is too senile to handle sensitive material, but he can have his finger on the button?
U.S. News/Policy
Navigating the Risks of Privatized Warfare: Lessons from History
From ancient civilizations to modern conflicts, the employment of hired soldiers has often resulted in unforeseen repercussions and the erosion of state authority.
Are You Brainwashed?
The short answer is yes, we all are to some degree brainwashed. Our society is flooded with competing messages designed to influence your viewpoint and perceptions.
Chris Hinkle: Why Colorado, et al, will lose in the Supreme Court
For those in support of Colorado and other states’ efforts to remove former President Trump from the ballot, I’ve got some bad news.
The Erosion of Civilized Discussion: The Impact of Closed Minds on Societal Polarization
In today’s society, the art of civilized debate seems to be a “lost art,” and the culprit lies in the closure of minds to dissenting narratives.
Why Our Country is a Mess
Yes, our country is a mess. How did we get here? Was it incompetence or intentional?
Dempsey Darrow: It’s a Game of Semantics
There’s no such thing as “assault rifle,” The term is an exercise in semantics used by mewling leftists to infringe on an enumerated constitutional right.
Navigating U.S.-Russia Relations: A Call for Diplomacy, Realism, and Shared Values by Thoughtful Americans
As thoughtful Americans scrutinize the dynamics between the United States and Russia, a reconsideration of our nation’s recent foreign policy choices is paramount.
USA Today: A Modern-day Babylon?
It’s a harsh sentiment to express, but some argue that USA Today mirrors characteristics reminiscent of a modern-day Babylon.
Still Missing Chester
There’s such a pain in me now. I’m surprised by how saddened I am. He won over my heart, stole it and then took a piece of it with him and gave the rest back to me.
George Washington’s Leadership: A Divine Intervention at the Newburgh Conspiracy
In the crucible of post-Revolutionary War America, George Washington faced a pivotal test of leadership during the Newburgh Conspiracy of 1783,
Of course you interview Putin; The media now opposes freedom of the press. We live in Bizarro
Tucker Carlson announced on Twitter that he will be interviewing Vladimir Putin. It will be posted on Twitter. Carlson explained why: “Here’s why we’re doing it. First, because it is our job. We’re in journalism. Our duty is to inform people.” He went on for another four minutes but in 20 words, he gave the …
Slaying the Davos Dragon
Most know the Super Bowl is tomorrow –The WEF has been meeting annually for 54 years, just four years less than the inaugural Super Bowl in 1967.
Surviving the Wilderness: A Guide to Appendicitis, Mosquitoes, and Canned Cuisine
So, you fancy yourself an apocalypse-ready, off-the-grid, wilderness survivor, eh? Hold onto your camouflage hats, survival enthusiasts—there’s a twist in this survival tale!
Presidential Caucus Fact Check
Here are some of the false claims made by NIR and the facts from the IDGOP and the Presidential Caucus Handbook.
Are We Alone?
This piece is not about space aliens, but it might just as well be. It is an appraisal of a government that has ignored the needs of the people in favor of its own interests.
America’s Modern-day System of Medieval Jurisprudence
As I was surfing The Internet the other day, I came across an article that discussed crime and punishment in Europe during the Middle Ages.
The “race card;” which political party is historically racist?
Historically, the Democratic Party has deep roots in racism, particularly in the South, where it was the party of segregationists and supported Jim Crow laws that enforced racial segregation.
Unveiling the Mechanics of Government Propaganda: A Deep Dive into Strategic Communication
The genesis of government propaganda begins with the creation of a narrative—an overarching storyline carefully tailored to align with political objectives and ideological agendas.
An invasion repelled; Republican voters turned the tide on immigration
Two years of Governor Greg Abbott sending illegal aliens to benighted sanctuary cities turned into a nightmare for Biden’s re-election effort as black voters rebelled.