Whether he will run in three years or just be the conservative kingmaker, Donald Trump will be with us and his impact on our movement cannot be undone. Some would say it was inevitable: a non-politician decides to take on the swamp in the name of the “forgotten men and women” of America, is...
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When you demonize 63 million Americans for four years sooner or later some of them will cross the line. On January 6, 2020 the physical security of Congress was breached. As representatives and senators were assembled for a joint session to finally count and certify the Electoral College votes,...
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We have no excuse for not finally waking up to the threat that China poses. We are products of our environment and our genes. The tension between nature and nurture is a false one. Our childhoods, our upbringings, and the times we live in all have an indelible effect on who we are and how we see...
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The only questions left now are: which side will mobilize more of their voters, and when in fact will we even have a real, official, and certified winner? There are “October surprises” and then there are October bombshells. Social media on Friday morning was afire with multiple versions of a...
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You want to lecture others about morals, principles, and “character?” Then don’t stand by those who have none. There is a vaunted prize in American politics: the undecided, apolitical “middle.” These are the independents and late bloomers who make their voting decisions in the last few...
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It’s not a Russian disinformation operation; it’s not a political dirty trick based on lies. Hunter Biden’s laptop is real. As are the emails and pictures on it. Here are the facts. We have the actual service agreement signed by Hunter Biden from when he dropped his hardware. It is his...
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Have you heard anyone say that the threat America faces is from Communism? I don’t mean before the Berlin Wall fell. I mean now. In 2020. I know you have. But it’s strange, isn’t it? Especially for someone like me whose parents actually lived under Communism, whose father was tortured and...
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I’m not a Marine, but I know the Marines. With 12-and-a-half years teaching the U.S. military under my belt, I can sincerely say, hand on heart, that the two-and-a-half years I spent at the “Crossroads of the Corps,” teaching at the Marine Corps University in Quantico, were the most...
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Symbols matter. And I don’t mean in the churlish and asinine sense of the “symbology” one might find in a Dan Brown novel. I mean it in the sense of visual shorthand for deep cultural concepts and values. Whether it is the vision of the Iwo Jima Memorial in Washington, D.C., or the sight of...
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Before I became a proud American citizen, I always saw one of the key characteristics of the American people as an innate common sense. America is a country, for the most part, made up of pragmatists who see the world for how it truly is. This was only reaffirmed for me once I took the oath of...
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Back then, it seemed to make sense. We were in a Cold War that easily could have turned hot and taken all our lives. Of course, it’s easy to forget that we had 25,000 nuclear warheads aimed at each other across the East-West divide. So if America could cultivate dissension and sow division...
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This too shall pass. When President Trump says that we will overcome the threat posed by the Wuhan Coronavirus, of course, he is right. Despite recent panic selling on the stock market and the day-in-day-out fear-mongering of the legacy media, we are still the strongest and richest nation in the...
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