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Chicago’s sanctuary experiment just hit rock bottom — a woman was raped by an illegal immigrant, and Mayor Brandon Johnson’s first instinct was to correct the grammar.
Brandon Johnson’s Moral Blind Spot in the Chicago Rape Case Read More »
While presidents trade podiums, the real power in Washington never clocks out. This exposé traces how Obama-era appointees quietly “burrowed” into the federal bureaucracy—and how that permanent shadow government still shapes every fight over democracy today.
The Bureaucracy That Never Left Read More »
A socialist revivalist is learning that fake tears don’t hold up under real fact-checking. Zohran Mamdani’s 9/11 hijab story just imploded and with it, the illusion that progressive politics still requires truth to sell empathy.
The Hijab That Never Was: Zohran Mamdani’s Subway Story Falls Apart Read More »
Minneapolis Test: Omar’s Pick, DMV Fears, and the Line Between Identity and Civic Norms.
Ilhan Omar: Why She Polarizes, and Why Her Endorsement Matters Now Read More »
What began as a weapon against Trump now threatens to spin back on its creators, with prosecutors themselves facing subpoenas in the eye of a political storm.
Lawfare Hurricane Brewing Read More »
How a lifelong insider became the cautionary tale for a government that never forgets — or forgives.
John Bolton: The Swamp’s Most Explosive Rat Read More »
They’re not breaking the system; they’re demonstrating how it was designed. Disclosure delays, token fines, and bureaucratic theater neuter the intent.
the STOCK Act Fails To Deter Ethical Malfeasance Read More »
New Orleans Mayor LaToya Cantrell and her former bodyguard, Jeffrey Vappie, were indicted on federal charges, including fraud, conspiracy, and obstruction of justice. But boy, it was living LARGE for a while…
LaToya Cantrell: Gucci Mayor, Creative Traveller Read More »
The long, lucrative career of a political hack backbencher that never quite ends. How one congresswoman became a living museum of political entitlement.
Debbie Wasserman Schultz: Still Here, Still Terrible Read More »
The King of the Swamp Rats finds himself swimming in a vast ocean all alone and only himself to blame. Swept out to sea by a hurricane of his own making.
John Brennan: The Swamp Rat Who Dug His Own Hole Read More »
