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Mitch McConnell is AWOL, and his handlers haven’t even provided proof of life (or mental acuity). The rally around “20-minute phone calls” and “cogent conversations on important issues” crap reminds me of the Democrats’ “gravitas maneuver” during the 2000 presidential campaign.
The real problem isn’t that America has two political parties—it’s that we’ve rediscovered tribalism. I remember growing up in the 1980s when your “tribe” was mostly your family, your neighborhood, your church, or the people your parents spent time with. Democrats and Republicans certainly disagreed, but most Americans weren’t immersed in the other side’s outrage 24 hours a day. Social media changed that. Today we’re constantly exposed to the loudest, angriest voices from the “other tribe,” and algorithms profit by keeping us divided, suspicious, and emotionally invested in conflict. Every insult, every viral clip, and every political flashpoint reinforces the idea that our fellow Americans are enemies rather than neighbors. When political hatred escalates into threats or acts of violence—including attacks targeting public figures—it should remind us that tribalism, left unchecked, stops being politics and starts becoming something far more dangerous. A constitutional republic cannot survive if our highest loyalty is to the tribe instead of to the principles that bind us together.
Erika Kirk tweeted, “The Left wants the White House to feel like an untouchable institution reserved for political elites. They hate seeing it used for events that remind Americans it belongs to them.
I begin today’s newsletter by reminding readers that Asian rhinoceroses live mainly in swamps. All rhinos need water and mud wallows for cooling, skin protection, and parasite control, so they often stay near rivers, lakes, or wet areas even in drier habitats. Asian species have adapted more to forested and wetland environments, while African ones lean toward open plains.
Sen. Tommy Tuberville, R-Ala., discusses the success of Trump-backed candidates in Republican primaries, including his own victory, and says the MAGA movement remains strong on ‘The Evening Edit.’
Two states held primary elections on Tuesday.
NPR framed it as “Ohio and Indiana election results test Republican loyalty to Trump, Democrat enthusiasm.”
They’re not rolling tanks into MAGA headquarters. They don’t have to. This is 5th generation warfare—the kind where the battlefield is your head and the objective is reputation, not terrain. No explosions, no uniforms, just a steady drip of images and narratives that quietly decide who looks sane and who looks like they need adult supervision. And right now, one of the cleanest plays on the board is simple: take the fringe, staple it to the mainstream, and let human psychology do the rest.
The latest Democrat talking point is that Trump is losing support from the media influencers who got him elected president. The trouble is, they didn’t get him elected because he won the presidency without most of them in 2016.
A war has been raging since Barack Obama promised to fundamentally change America. It turns out “fundamental change” meant advancing the cause of communism by freeing the federal government from even acting like it servers the American public. It has now become a clear danger to our form of self-governance – a domestic threat.
Sadly, the concept of “American Exceptionalism” has been distorted by the elite Neocons.
Argentine President Javier Milei stopped in El Salvador for Nayib Bukele’s new inauguration ceremony. The two men have emerged as reformers of sloppy governments in their respective countries
The roots of this movement can be traced back through various historical currents, including the Tea Party movement, the Taxpayer Party, the rise of the Libertarian Party, and the Constitution Party. These movements collectively laid the groundwork for what would eventually coalesce under the MAGA banner.
The Republican ticket of Donald Trump and J.D. Vance is a desperately needed vote for change.
Jury Duty is the civic obligation that transforms the most steadfast patriots into master strategists of avoidance. Enter: the MAGA hat
President Trump shoved Montenegro Prime Minister Dusko Markovic aside to make his way to the front row center — where the president of the United States belongs. Without America, NATO is a gaggle of defenseless Eurovision song judges.
David Harsanyi wrote a column, “The Populist Right Is Leading The GOP Into Irrelevancy.” By populist right, he means Trump supporters who in his eyes are the whole basket of deplorables.
The Republican party needs to decide what it represents. Will it will be the party of freedom – standing against the forces wishing to convert America into Venezuela (rich in potential yet destitute in reality)? Or will it become the party of Wayne and Garth – partying on until the music stops?
A person can find wisdom in the strangest of places; it just pops up at you when you least expect it. Case in point, “The Story of Chicken Little,” one of the cartoons on an old Disney DVD, along with the Three Little Pigs, The Big Bad Wolf, and Lambert, the Sheepish Lion. It was …
The Democrats would be well advised to pay close attention to the advice of Ruy Teixeira – as would the Republicans too.
President Trump did great things while in office. But undermining those who are advancing our cause falls considerably short of showing any gratitude.