Advice to Democratic Wolves: Start Wearing Sheep’s Clothing
Many prominent liberals have ripped into Democratic candidates for sponsoring ideas too far from mainstream America. Their advice? Stop being so honest and start lying. […]
From Bake Sales to Boardrooms, ‘Woke’ Is Good For Business
Historically, Republicans have been known as the “party of the rich” making them the “oligarchs” and “fat cats” of American politics in the eyes of […]
Paying Off the Many, At the Expense of the Middle
Fifteen states have voted to recognize the National Popular Vote (NPV), a proposed interstate compact that pledges the electoral votes of every state to the […]
A New Way to Deal With Green Oligarchs
As it stands today, more than half of the Democratic candidates for president support the Green New Deal, a “deeply ambitious” plan that backers say […]
A Tribe of Her Own
As presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren continues to find her people among the Democratic Party base, the senior U.S. Senator from Massachusetts has been slinging government […]
Vanilla with a Touch of Gay
Pete Buttigieg’s recent ascent over the dwindling Beto O’Rourke largely has been attributed to his claim to diversity—a combination of “Midwest nice” with a gay […]
Howard Schultz’s Strange Old Brew
Howard Schultz, former CEO of Starbucks and registered “independent,” would make the perfect presidential candidate for the Democratic party in 2020. Described as a socially […]