Citizen Writers Fighting Censorship by Helping Americans Understand Issues Affecting the Republic.
The US office bust has entered a new phase, one where time runs out as billions of dollars in loans come due. While New York and San Francisco are rebounding, Chicago, Denver and Philadelphia may never be the same.
In This Instance? The ‘K’ is for ‘Kroger’
I have oft written of the K-Shaped Economy. To wit….
K Street Dominates DC – So a K-Shaped Economy Dominates the US
What is a K-Shaped Economy, you ask?:
Hodgenville, Kentucky, looks like your all-American postcard town. Brick storefronts. Flawless Colonial houses. No flamingos in the yards. The kind of place where you’d expect to find Jimmy Stewart working at the drugstore soda fountain, and kids playing hopscotch on the sidewalk.
Trump has expressed his desire to acquire Greenland, population 56,000, since as long ago as 2019. Officials from the United States, Greenland and Denmark negotiated for months behind the scenes, searching for solutions to address some of Trump’s security concerns about the mineral-rich island.
New Jersey Gov. Mikie Sherrill addresses the resignation of Lt. Gov. Dale Caldwell following the release of an ethics report.
In 1844, the U.S. Army sent a West Point graduate and a couple companies of infantry to the very tip of Michigan’s Keweenaw Peninsula to keep order during America’s first great copper rush. Captain Robert Emmet Clary and his soldiers arrived in the wilderness, built most of a fort in five months, and then watched history move somewhere else when war with Mexico began. But Clary’s story gets even better: his West Point classmate—and reportedly his wedding best man—was Jefferson Davis. Three decades later, Davis headed the Confederacy while Clary remained loyal to the Union and earned brevet promotion to brigadier general for his Civil War service. Fort Wilkins is a wonderfully obscure reminder that long before Gettysburg, some remarkably tough Americans were already busy building this amazing country.
In an explosive interview with Megyn Kelly, Secretary of Health and Human Services Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., exposed why ivermectin and hydroxychloroquine were hidden from the public during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The pharmaceutical and medical industry buried two drugs, while many doctors, at the dismay of their overlords and the pharmaceutical industry, were convinced that ivermectin and hydroxychloroquine (hydroxy) were safe, effective, and inexpensive. Many doctors were perplexed that these protocols were made unavailable, with some losing their positions and careers fighting for a quick and effective medical treatment for COVID-19.
Freedom 250 CEO Keith Krach discusses the debate over whether the U.S. should sell advanced chips to China and Taiwan’s global importance on ‘The Claman Countdown.’
When the climate movement tells me oil is the enemy, a refinery is a moral crime, and the only grown-up position is to shut the plants down and feel good about it, I do not panic. I go to the energy tables. I go to the shipping lanes. I go to the literature. And what I find there is nothing like what they are selling you.
At 1:49 AM Eastern, CBS tweeted, “A federal judge early Thursday morning temporarily blocked senior Trump administration officials from barring CNN, MS NOW and Politico from the White House and said their journalists’ press credentials must be immediately restored.”
Assimilation of new arrivals to the U.S. is an ongoing problem. Persistent failure of large immigrant groups to assimilate linguistically, civically, and economically can produce enduring ethnic enclaves, lower social trust, weaker shared civic norms, and political and cultural polarization that strain public institutions and social cohesion. This can lead to a direct threat to the American constitutional republic over time as respect for the U.S. rule of law fractures in favor of other ideological frameworks like Sharia law.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu criticized Zohran Mamdani over the NYC mayor’s call for his arrest, as large anti-Israel protests descended upon the city during his address to the UN General Assembly.
How many people have been conditioned to think in terms of “their reality” versus “someone else’s reality”? That would explain a lot.
Foley, Alabama. It’s an overcast day at the beach. Lambert’s Cafe is already busy this morning, and they aren’t even open yet.
There is a small line forming outside the front doors. Lambert’s opens at 11 a.m., but We the People are ready at 10:48. We stand outside among a small group of tourists, ready to eat ourselves into type II diabetes.
For the unbaptized, Lambert’s is home of the throwed roll.
Maori cannibals of New Zealand used 2 methods to kill their newborns: Strangulation like Clancy did in modern day Mass. Another method was poking a stick into the soft spot at the top of the baby’s skull, similar to how abortion doctors scramble the baby’s brains during partial birth abortions.
New York Yankees President Randy Levine discusses the Protect College Sports Act and the state of the NIL on ‘Jesse Watters Primetime.’
My dad, Tom, always had a theory that automobile insurance companies would eventually destroy deer hunting. Not because they hated hunters or because a shadowy cabal of claims adjusters met beneath Lansing every full moon, but because Dad understood basic economics: deer hit cars, insurance companies pay for cars, and insurance companies don’t enjoy paying for cars. To a hunter, a big Michigan whitetail is November tradition. To an insurance actuary, he’s a hood, grille, radiator, two airbags and a rental vehicle standing beside the highway eating grass. Dad didn’t need a conspiracy theory. He understood something far more powerful—incentives. Eventually, somebody was going to put Bambi into MS Excel.
I confess: I had previously thought of Glenn Greenwald as a journalist and a strong advocate for Freedom of Speech and of the Press. I never knew that he was a raging anti-Semite. Mr Greenwald tweeted: What was this IDF soldier doing in the West Bank? The journalist knew, of course, exactly whet the “IDF …
Office of National Drug Control Policy director Sara Carter addresses America’s drug epidemic following the deaths of two University of Mississippi students believed to have died from using kratom on ‘Hannity.’
I owe Senator Sanders an apology. And a challenge.
For years I stood in front of classrooms and told teenagers that socialism does not work. I was wrong, and I am willing to say so in public. Socialism works fine. It has been working in the United States for generations, on a printed schedule, at places like Fort Jackson, Fort Sill, and Fort Leonard Wood, none of which has a single Bernie sign in the yard.
There is a catch, of course. There is always a catch. The system only works when a specific set of conditions is in place, and every one of them is something @SenSanders has spent fifty years calling cruel. I know he could not survive those conditions, because he already flunked a much gentler version of the test in 1971. We will get to that. Do not skip ahead. It is the best part.