Democrat Frontrunner Leading Us Down the Road to Serfdom

It’s an iron law of politics: Candidates will say and do incredibly dumb things. Not all of these gaffes are fatal to a candidate’s chances of winning – sometimes, the other candidate says and does even dumber things.  But these missteps can give us a sense of what candidates really think. Consider an op-ed from […]

Inflation Reduction Act Also Won’t Reduce Red Tape

The ill-named Inflation Reduction Act promises to spur the development of alternative energy generation and transmission sources across the U.S. But there’s a problem with such grand schemes: they get snarled in red tape. The new law acknowledges there’s a design, permitting and building problem in the country, so it attempts to cut some of […]

John Fetterman’s Absurd Argument Against Voter ID

Last week, Pennsylvania U.S. Senate candidate Democrat John Fetterman said that requiring a voter I.D. is “insidious and unnecessary,” “outrageous,” “illogical,” “unfair,” and “simply voter suppression.” He says that concerns about vote fraud are a myth. But if concerns about vote fraud are a delusion, it is a delusion shared by virtually all other countries […]

Virginia Police Association Snubs ‘Defund’ Dems, Favors GOP Challengers

The Virginia Police Benevolent Association (VAPBA) has recently endorsed several Republicans who are challenging “Defund the Police” Democrats across Northern Virginia. The VAPBA represents “law enforcement officers employed by federal, state, county and municipal governments.” The group is backing Karina Lipsman, Hung Cao and Yesli Vega against Don Beyer, Jennifer Wexton and Abigail Spanberger, respectively. […]

California Fails to Pass New Gun Restrictions

August 31st marked the final day of the state legislative session in California — and a day when legislators were unable to pass two bills that would’ve added additional restrictions upon residents of their state that wish to possess and carry firearms. The two bills that failed to pass in the state of California this […]

New York Enacts New Gun Laws Despite Legal Challenges

Thursday marked the first day that new gun laws in New York state went into effect. New York was forced to reexamine their previous gun laws in the wake of the NRA-backed NYSRPA v. Bruen Supreme Court decision handed down in June. Following that decision, Governor Kathy Hochul called a special session of the state […]

Jane Fonda Announces Cancer Diagnosis

Controversial Academy Award-winning actress Jane Fonda has been diagnosed with non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma. The 84-year-old film icon became a lightning rod for controversy when she traveled to Hanoi in 1972 to protest the Vietnam War and was photographed seated in a North Vietnamese aircraft gun used to down American planes. After the two-week visit, she dismissed […]

More School Administrators Admit to Sneaking Political Agenda Into Schools

Thanks to the efforts of organizations like Accuracy in Media (AIM) and James O’Keefe’s Project Veritas, the spotlight remains fixed on progressive teachers who deliver left-wing talking points to influence their young and impressionable students. Despite these savvy educators’ ability to subtly influence the youth of America, their hubris when they feel comfortable opening up […]

Here Come the Dove and the Dollars

If you’re out in the field tomorrow, 30 minutes before sunrise, then you know what’s up. For those of you who don’t quite get that time reference, tomorrow is for hunters what Opening Day is to baseball fans, and what next Thursday night will be to those of us who are NFL fans. September 1st […]

Report Identifies 3,500 Targets China May Strike in Taiwan, Undersea Cables Most Vulnerable

As the threat of a Communist Chinese invasion of the independent democratic island nation of Taiwan grows daily, a new report identifies nearly 3,500 potential targets in Taiwan for Chinese strikes. These potential targets included 183 tied to Taiwan’s military, 341 related to transportation, 550 related to information and communications technology (ICT) and a full 2,397 linked to […]