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A leaked “demands list” from NYC’s socialist base surfaced, vanished, and left a crater where City Hall’s honeymoon should be. Turns out the revolution keeps better notes than the transition team. When you win with zealots, even deleted files have version history.
The List That Vanished Read More »
Every president promises change — but the real government never left.
Washington’s unelected class has turned “defending democracy” into defending themselves.
The Permanent Government Read More »
Author Vince Everett Ellison’s The Iron Triangle describes a machine that feeds on dependency, chaos, and moral confusion. The numbers back him up: welfare rolls swell, borders blur, and bureaucracy expands to manage both.
The Iron Triangle: Welfare, Borders, and the Bureaucracy That Feeds Itself Read More »
Mamdani didn’t climb the political ladder—he was shipped here in a crate marked “progress.” Backed by Soros cash, radical clerics, and a private call from Obama, the Mamdani Machine is proof that America now imports its revolutions pre-assembled.
The Mamdani Machine Read More »
Ilhan Omar has turned outsider status into a business model. Minneapolis gets press releases; she gets brand equity. In the politics of identity, grievance is the new gold standard.
The DOJ’s probe into Black Lives Matter reveals what happens when activism becomes an enterprise — where moral outrage meets accounting, and the revolution’s receipts tell a story the slogans never could.
The Revolution Will Be Monetized Read More »
Representation isn’t a résumé. The podium’s job is to clarify the record, not author a legend.
Karine Jean-Pierre: From Podium to Spotlight Read More »
Mamdani’s million dollar meltdown is revealing just how difficult it is to run on “Socialism for Everyone”…
Zohran Mamdani: Socialist Savior Meets Credit-Card Statement Read More »
Minnesota Governor Tim Walz, of failed VP and Chinese Communist Honeypot fame, can’t stop — won’t stop! — trying to burnish his national credentials at the expense of the job he actually has.
Tim Walz: Minnesota Nice, Beijing Edition Read More »
Barack Obama’s “defend democracy” comeback isn’t nostalgia—it’s infrastructure maintenance. The same networks that once carried his presidency are now hard-wiring themselves into permanent power…
The Shadow in the West Wing Read More »
