What is the Administrative State?
‘The administrative state’ is that quota of political power that covertly fills the vacuum left by the failure of the legislative branch to discharge its obligations.
Inside Trump’s Second-Term Mission to Dismantle the Administrative State
In his second term, Donald Trump, with Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy, plans to dismantle the administrative state by cutting bureaucracy, enforcing accountability, and slashing costs.
Elections Have Consequences: How Trump’s Second Term Challenges the Political Status Quo
Democrats assert power after victories, while Republicans compromise—Trump’s 2024 return, with bold Cabinet picks, challenges this norm.
The Aftermath: Trump’s Victory Sparks Media Outrage and National Introspection
Following Donald Trump’s landslide victory, shocked commentators echo 2016 concerns, while emerging economic and geopolitical shifts suggest stability under his leadership.
State of Play, November 3, 2024
We keep hearing that the race will be close. I think it will be like Patton’s Third Army racing across France in 1944.
From the Classroom to Congress: The Rise of Anti-American Rhetoric in Critical Race Theory
Should Kamala Harris be installed in 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue come January, she and Tim Walz would depend upon destructive agents to carry out their radical agenda to “deconstruct” America.
2024 Election Showdown: Harris’s America vs. Trump’s Comeback
Were Kamala Harris elected, the “fundamental transformation of the United States of America” into a one-party socialist redoubt would be complete.
Fake Crowds, Fake Ads, Real Ridicule: A Week of Failures for Harris-Walz
What we are witnessing is the panicked flailing of a campaign that is desperately attempting to recoup its lost initiative. The result is partly embarrassing, partly hilarious.
The Propaganda Press at Work: Shielding Doug Emhoff and FEMA’s Failures
Driven by partisan agendas, the media's selective reporting ignores Doug Emhoff's scandals and the Biden-Harris administration's mishandling of Hurricane Helene relief.
How Hezbollah’s Losses Highlight the Philosophy of Disaster
Disasters do tend to make us pause to reflect. Will it work with the “Death-to-Israel, Death-to-America” crowd spilling out of Iran? The jury is still out on that.
Levitation 101
Victory for the Democrats will depend on the perpetuation of the illusion that Kamala Harris is in any way a plausible candidate for the presidency of the United States.
On Truth and Lie in an Extramoral Sense
The debate last week on ABC was, from one point of view, a dog’s breakfast, but, from another, it was a mesmerizing exercise in vertiginous, pseudo-Nietzschean legerdemain.
Liz Cheney’s Kamala Endorsement: A Symptom of Elite Panic
The rush of people like the Cheneys to Harris's banner is not a sign of strength; it is a sign of desperation.
The Committee’s Candidate: Harris’s Inconsistent Campaign
The chief obstacle of Kamala's "vaporware" campaign lies in the glaring disconnect between her upbeat rhetoric and the inescapable reality of the Biden-Harris administration's record.
The Left’s Swift Shift After RFK Jr.’s Trump Endorsement
Kennedy’s indictment of his former party, along with his endorsement of Donald Trump, has sent shock waves through the chambers of the self-appointed elite who would rule us.
Harris’s Kamunist Agenda Faces Harsh Reality
The socialists funneling ideas to Harris have put together an economic plan redolent of Venezuela or, indeed, the Soviet Union.
Theater of the Absurd, Harris-Walz Edition
The strategy of the “Harris-Walz” campaign depends on people being dazzled by their theater of the absurd. Both candidates claim now to believe things they have spent the last decades attacking.
Kamala Harris and the Masque of Magical Thinking
The Democrats have mutated into the party of nowhere, so it is not surprising that they prefer pleasing fantasy to sobering reality.
Democracy in Name Only: How Kamala Harris Became Democratic Nominee
The fact that the Democrats have settled on someone as preposterous as Kamala Harris as their candidate is a sign of their contempt for the American people.
Plot Twists and Power Plays: The Changing Face of Global Politics
Donald Trump, despite the many plot twists he has been central to, is the overwhelming favorite to win the presidency in 2024.