Call it a paradigm shift, a vibe shift, a sea change, a changing of the guard. The pendulum is swinging against the excesses of the progressive era. This publication will attempt to capture and indeed foster the spirit of these exciting times.
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October 8, 2026: A Day Which Will Live in Infamy
October 8, 2026. A day that will live in infamy. The day the Democratic Party’s most celebrated living political figure effectively acknowledged that the party’s future may belong to the radical left, otherwise known as the Democratic Socia...
Let's not betray our allies when cutting healthcare for immigrants
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There is some surprisingly good news coming out of Seattle. Mayor Katie Wilson, who ran for office as a democratic socialist, appears to be getting mugged by reality. I mean that in the old political sense: the experience of governing is fo...
Is the Sun Setting on the US Middle East pseudo-Empire?
After World War II, the sun finally began to set on the British Empire. Two world wars had beaten much of the imperial ambition out of the British and, more importantly, had come close to bankrupting them. Britain emerged victorious but exh...
Is Iran Caving?
Something has changed in the negotiations between the United States and Iran. For months, we have watched a highly volatile combination of warfare, threats, ceasefires, broken ceasefires, sanctions, blockades and negotiations that seemed to...
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