Manufactured Fear of the “Next Dictator”
How the Left’s New Playbook, aided by Antifa’s Propaganda Arm and the CCP’s Wǔ Máo Dǎng, are turning Lawful Authority into Scare Words.
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Zohran Mamdani:Foreign Money, Local Hypocrisy
Zohran Mamdani’s campaign just redefined “grassroots” — apparently some of the roots were in India. The same crowd screaming about “foreign influence” now wants you to believe $13K in offshore cash was an innocent typo.
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Blue States and Biden’s Border Chaos Jackknifed American Truckers
The migrant and licensing chaos spilling over into the trucking and logistics sector — where red-state enforcement collides with blue-state permissiveness, and American drivers bear the cost.
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Pritzker:Facts Don’t Matter
When Facts Don’t Matter: Pritzker Says Trump Is ‘Making Things Up to Go After’ Political Opponents
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The Franchise Model of Chaos
Authorities are closing in on the domestic terrorists burning cities around the Nation and the World…
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Those in Glass Houses: Letitia James and the Fraud She Condemned
It’s one thing to fall from grace. It’s another to trip over your own sermon on the way down.
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Kamala’s Apology Tour: The Road to Nowhere
When your brand is “authenticity,” nothing says sincerity like a pre-scheduled apology and a teleprompter full of humility.
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Chicago’s Sanctuary Showdown
Texas sent soldiers, Illinois sent statements. What began as a border stunt just rolled into the Windy City—and suddenly “compassion” has a logistics problem.
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The Anniversary of Amnesia
Two years after Hamas’s massacre, New York’s “peace” movement marked the date by chanting for more war—while the moral echoes of Bill Ackman’s old feud with Zohran Mamdani returned louder than ever.
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Katie Porter: Not Ready for Prime Time
California’s Katie Porter built her brand on whiteboards and righteous indignation. It’s a great act for cable news—until the cameras stop rolling and someone else is allowed to talk. This week she proved, again, that she isn’t ready for prime time.
According to Newsweek and Yahoo News, Porter threatened to walk off a television interview after objecting to basic questions and camera placement.
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