Deregulation, tax cuts, and a fundamental trust in the power of private enterprise across the Atlantic stand in sharp contrast to the sluggish, apathetic-socialist policies of Germany and the European Union — and not in Europe’s favor.
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Steyer vs. Becerra: California Screamin’
Californians have had the rare opportunity to hear two Democrats “expose” each other — though often for the wrong reasons.
National Debt Reaches a Scary Milestone
As government deficit spending diminishes economic growth, it pushes the nation’s economic output, the GDP, well below its potential.
Never Let Politicians Decide What Is True
For liars, truth is relative.
Denounce Jew Haters as Cancer
Jews are losing the culture war to Jew haters due to failure to control the language of the argument and failure to deploy targeted hate propaganda against the Jew haters.
The State vs. Private Enterprise
Deregulation, tax cuts, and a fundamental trust in the power of private enterprise across the Atlantic stand in sharp contrast to the sluggish, apathetic-socialist policies of Germany and the European Union — and not in Europe’s favor.
Thomas Massie and Bill Cassidy Lost. MAGA Won. Bigly.
The decline of the RINO reverberates throughout the land.
Trump’s Waterloo
Like Napoleon at Waterloo, President Trump has been overtaken by events.
Let’s Stop Paying to Bankrupt America
For decades, politicians in Washington have paid lip service to “fiscal responsibility” as they practice fiscal irresponsibility on a scale unprecedented in American history.
Review: Busting African Delusions
In short, Lipton Matthews persuasively argues that African societies can modernize and Westernize, but they must avoid the decadent wokeness that has taught Western thinkers and leaders to despise their own history and accomplishments.