Why the Bombing of Iran Represents a Critical Moment for a Failing Democratic Party
The Democratic party currently has an abysmal approval rating of 30 percent. The left is more focused on fighting for illegal immigrants and Ukraine thanRead More
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Dems Get Worse With Argument That Trump Needed Congressional Authorization to Bomb Iran
Today’s Democratic party has worked hard to earn a pathetic 30 percent approval rating with the American people. The left has fought harder for illegalRead More
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So About Those Missiles…
For the folks out there saying Israel is all bad—okay, we get it. But my question becomes, What’s the answer? What are you offering thatRead More
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Double Meanings, Double Agents: The Israel-Iran Question
In a world of satellites and screens, where even information warfare is outsourced, who really sits atop the chain of command? Who is truly “supreme”?Read More
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Missiles That Miss, Stories That Stick, and Questions That Linger
As expected, the Middle East is a pressure cooker again—and so are American opinions about it. I can read the room. I understand where emotionsRead More
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Trump, Taxes, and the Exodus We Need
Taxation is theft. Let’s get that out of the way from the jump. Once you understand the IRS is merely Pharaoh in a blazer keepingRead More
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Trump Continues to Break Ranks with Bibi
It was a quote perhaps meant to be missed—a line buried beneath headlines about Iran and the fragility of diplomacy. “I told Netanyahu striking IranRead More
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Leftists are Winning on the Two Most Important Issues
Make no mistake, President Trump is doing an extraordinary job under extremely difficult circumstances. His progress in closing the border, renegotiating one-sided trade deals, shuttingRead More
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Global LNG trade hits new record in 2024, driven by U.S. output and new capacity
Global trade in liquefied natural gas continued its upward climb in 2024, growing 2.4% to reach a record 411.2 million tons, according to the InternationalRead More
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TRUMP & SOUTH AFRICA: You’re Not Supposed to Say That—So He Did
It began like any other diplomatic handshake, the choreography all too familiar–the suits, the smiles, the stage… It was a meeting “ostensibly dedicated to aRead More