Federalist 71; On the Duration of the Presidency
Hamilton continues in Federalist 71 to explore the nature of the presidency, specifically limits on how long presidents may serve.
Citizen Writers Fighting Censorship by Helping Americans Understand Issues Affecting the Republic.
Hamilton continues in Federalist 71 to explore the nature of the presidency, specifically limits on how long presidents may serve.
Three important things happened in 1953: Eisenhower began his peaceful and prosperous presidency, I was born, and the Keep America Beautiful campaign began.
The American Can Company and Owens-Illinois Glass Company got it rolling with the simple idea of not living like pigs who litter the streets, the parks and other things. Don’t be a litterbug! they said. And we stopped being litterbugs.
Well, most of us.
It took just a few minutes after President Trump posted on Truth Social that his May 26th medical and dental exam checked out “perfectly” that fake media trotted out a Trump-hating doctor, claiming that Trump was lying about his exam at Walter Reed Hospital. How the hell would HE know?
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said that ‘war will end only when it ends in Lebanon as well’ as President Donald Trump signaled that he would be willing to meet with Iran’s Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei.
One of the most dangerous things happening in America today is that political disagreement is no longer being treated as disagreement.
I’m on a plane awaiting takeoff. My carry-on bag is above me in the compartment. A compartment which, according to FAA regulations, is slightly too small for everyone’s carry-on bags.
NYT & WP increased their use of “white supremacy” between 2010 & 2019. Chart illustrates the sharp increase in the usage of “white supremacy” by both publications during that decade, showing a 4,196% increase in NYT & a 5,931% increase in WP: Increased DRAMATICALLY when Trump was elected.
Hoover Institution senior fellow Victor Davis Hanson says that Democrats are reverting to vulgar demonstrations as a political messaging tool on ‘Hannity.’
Every few years, somebody dusts off the phrase “toxic masculinity” and uses it to explain everything from loud pickup trucks to dads who refuse to ask for directions.
A new Department of Labor report on men found that the American labor force is missing about 7 million men who would otherwise be working. This means close to one-third of all men of working age are not included in the labor force.
Fox News contributor Marc Thiessen commends President Donald Trump’s ‘courageous decision’ to launch Operation Epic Fury against Iran during an appearance on ‘Kudlow.’
Hamilton: “Energy in the Executive is a leading character in the definition of good government.” However, there is a downside to an energetic presidency.
Secretaries Scott Bessent, Markwayne Mullin and Marco “Polo” Rubio testified before Congress this week. Democrat congressmen and Thom Tillis may wish to reconsider their life choices after the outings.
I kid. I’m a kidder.
Lots of DC – and a lot of the rest of us – continue to pretend that Wall Street is the only US economic indicator that matters.
Rep. Greg Steube discusses FBI Director Kash Patel’s announcement about the agency’s new most wanted fraudsters list on ‘The Evening Edit.’
The New York Times recently sponsored a panel discussion : “Did D.E.I Go Too Far?” From the panel’s discussion, it’s apparent that the “experts” remain as clueless about DEI’s downfall, as they were about its potential.
As an older student, most professors were part of my peer group. Many teachers had attended the same wild high-school parties I did. Most of which I can’t remember. But there was one teacher who was different.
The Left is beyond crazy. At any other time in our history or in any other Western country, people like them would be considered mentally deranged, challenged and in need of observation or treatment.
Fox News legal analyst Gregg Jarrett discusses the potential consequences facing former national security advisor John Bolton for allegedly retaining classified documents on ‘Hannity.’
What if the next great flood isn’t water?
What if it’s a collapse of confidence?
For generations we have been taught to trust retirement accounts, stock markets, debt-fueled growth, central banks, and an economic system so large that most people don’t understand how it actually works. We assume tomorrow will look like today because it always has. The people in Noah’s day thought the same thing. They were eating, drinking, marrying, buying, selling, building, and planning for the future right up until the moment their world disappeared beneath the waves. If the modern god of Mammon were ever exposed as a false idol, the greatest losses might not be financial. They might be spiritual. Millions would discover that the thing they trusted to save them never could. The question isn’t whether markets rise or fall. The question is whether your faith rises and falls with them.