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SCOTUS Tolls the Bell on Racial Gerrymandering
The implications of the Supreme Court's Louisiana v. Callais overturning race-based voting districts are far more profound and far-reaching than anyone has yet realized.
60 Years of Artificial Chaos in Service for Revolution
The Cloward-Piven strategy was a calculated blueprint for social disruption. How is it working out?
How Javier Milei Took Dowm Keynes
The question is not whether Milei is right about Keynes. It is whether he can translate that conviction into durable structural change.
The Supreme Court Is Finally Out Of The Gerrymandering Business
It should never have been there in the first place, but the Warren Court couldn’t resist. Now, it’s time to end antidemocratic gerrymandering entirely.
America, It’s Time to Pick a Side—And We Conservatives Can Help
No one can sit on the sidelines in this election, but you, as a conservative, have some tools in your box to help bring out pro-American votes.
SNAP Is Beyond Broken
From millionaires to overseas foreigners, from NFL players to luxury car owners, our money is going to everyone but us.
Civilized People Must Extinguish Genocide
Genocide did not end with World War II. Jews are still the target, and all civilized people must fight back.
How an Empire Fades
Britain’s cultural voice and its sovereign borders, once the proud expressions of a seafaring island nation, now pass, in some measure, through the hands of Indians.
How Javier Milei Took Down Keynes
The question is not whether Milei is right about Keynes. It is whether he can translate that conviction into durable structural change.