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Corruption rears its ugly head.
The Democrats have finally started hitting Trump on corruption, which, as far as I am concerned, is kind of long overdue just from a political strategic perspective, because he is vulnerable there. A lot of deals are going on with family me...
Iran Crisis Flash Update: The Fight for the Choke Points
Here's an update some fairly significant and encouraging developments in the Middle East.
While headlines remain focused on U.S. and Israeli airstrikes targeting Iran's nuclear infrastructure—including the Bushehr plant and the underground...
The perils of oversimplification
We like to think of the Middle East and the faiths that define it as a neat, simple trio: Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. We watch the news, look at a map, and expect a straightforward story of borders, nations, and majorities.
But in re...
Once you see it you can't you can't unsee it
Take a look at the map. Iran controls the two choke points indicated by the red boxes.
This cannot stand.
What this country needs is an alternative to the democratic socialist vision taking the nation by storm.
Here's the plan.
The gran...
Why Nordic Taxpayers Cheerfully Pay Through the Nose
One of the unexpected things about the rise of the Democratic Socialists of America is that they force us to think about first principles. They have shifted the Overton window so dramatically that ideas which once seemed radical now strike...
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