The Permanent Government
Every president promises change — but the real government never left.
Washington’s unelected class has turned “defending democracy” into defending themselves.
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Domestic and international political coverage — campaigns, legislation, power, and policy.
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.
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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.
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Tim Kennedy built a hero’s legend. The Pentagon built the brand. When veterans exposed holes in his record, the military didn’t correct him; it protected him. In the influencer era, truth is optional if the myth still sells.
Why the Pentagon Protected a Myth Named Tim Kennedy Read More »
Barr entered Trump’s orbit claiming to restore DOJ integrity but instead revived its old survival instinct — protect the institution at all costs. In the end, he didn’t drain the swamp; he oxygenated it.
William Barr: The Company Man Who Mistook Restraint for Honor Read More »
Baltimore State Senator Dalya Attar’s arrest reads like a spy thriller gone wrong—hidden cameras, kompromat, and a family-cop conspiracy.
Dalya Attar Turned Local Office into a Blackmail Machine Read More »
Washington found a way to turn good intentions into an industry. USAID’s aid machine now functions less like a charity and more like a business model built on endless contracts, indirect costs, and moral outsourcing.
USAID’s Black-Box Economics Read More »
Robert Akleh, then Mamdani Canvass Director, describes mobilizing Muslim voters via Mosques and young white Lesbian women.
Mosques and Lesbians: Mamdani’s Campaign Strategy Read More »