The Electric Age Is Coming to New York
Before mandating that all new cars sold have to be electric vehicles by 2035, legislators in New York, as in all blue states, have to come to terms with energy realities.
Why America’s Elites Want to End the Middle Class
Feudalism is a viable alternative to tolerating a middle class, especially lucrative to the multinational corporations and globalist billionaires that hide this agenda behind a moral masquerade.
Public Infrastructure Is Not a ‘Progressive’ Abomination
The solution for conservatives who love their country is not to eliminate government, but to take it back.
Movement Grows to Recall Progressive District Attorneys
Left-wing D.A. candidates, and the philosophy George Soros and other progressives intend to bring to the office, are finally getting the scrutiny they deserve.
What Does the Republican Party Stand For?
There are specific policies that offer a clear alternative to where the Democrats are taking America. They are not ideologically driven, they are pragmatic.
America’s Immigration Catastrophe
America’s immigration policy as it currently stands is a catastrophe unfolding in slow motion.
Is a Conservative-Libertarian Alliance Possible?
Yes, but conservative populism—both as an ideological movement and as a practical political agenda—will evolve with or without the libertarians.
Breaking the Progressive Union Monopoly on Public Education
If any issue could attract bipartisan opposition to Biden’s progressive agenda, this is it. Citizens should mobilize and demand reform.
Conservative Victory Requires Overcoming Popular Fantasies
The Right has a lot of work to do before it can be assured that what it has to offer will attract enough support to dethrone the progressives. Facing tough facts would be a good place to start.
The Key to Affordable Housing? More Suburbs
Are we going to nurture an economy of competitive abundance, or one of scarcity and rationing imposed by monopolistic business interests that hide behind environmentalist and anti-racist rhetoric?
Can We Get Public Works Right Again?
A policy agenda that walks away from public works because they offend libertarian principles needs to offer a viable alternative.
Welcome to the Jungle Recall
With more than 1.8 million signatures in hand, a special election to recall California Governor Gavin Newsom is looking more likely. That presents opportunities for Republicans—and a nightmare.
In Defense of Multiracial Americanism
There are thousands of black Americans who aren’t merely part of the populist conservative, pro-Trump movement, but who are leaders in this movement. And tens of thousands more are stepping up.
The Origin and True Agenda of ‘Anti-Racist’ Politics
Woke ideology isn't funded by grassroots communists. It is financed by global corporations and leftist billionaires. The intent is to destroy the sense of shared identity that defines America.
The Choice Facing Libertarians
This is an existential battle. Siphoning off voters from the side that’s fighting the hardest to preserve individual liberty and economic freedom is not principled. It is nihilism.
California’s Multibillionaires Intend to Conquer the World
To understand what the establishment (of which Joe Biden is a mere figurehead) has in mind for America, we must first understand the Golden State.
Koch Proxies Threaten to Destroy Conservative Populism
It isn’t conservative populists who need to do the soul searching in the wake of Trump’s defeat. It is the libertarians who need to decide what they want to do when they grow up.
How a New Governor Can Save the Golden State
With the right leadership, California can be transformed within a few short years. That is what the campaign to recall Gavin Newsom provides the opportunity to do.
When Centrism Becomes Extremism
In today’s upside-down political culture, moderate centrism has become stigmatized as extremism.
Robinhood, Reddit, and the Cram Down of Economic Populism
This is what we can expect from Biden’s financialized economy, ascendant now over Trump’s productivity economy.