The Return of Energy Dominance: A New Era of American Strength

by

How Trump is Reshaping Global Markets and Securing the American Future The recent State of the Union address signaled more than a mere policy shift; it heralded the definitive return of energy dominance as the cornerstone of American grand strategy. For decades, the United States operated from a position of energy scarcity and defensive posture. … Read more

When Compassion Leads to Self-Destruction

by

“Lavish social safety nets have created dependency rather than productivity, while unchecked immigration has eroded cultural foundations rooted in Christian-humanist traditions.” View article.

On Being a Danger to Oneself

by

We don’t hear it enough. A person can sometimes be a danger to him or herself. It’s really a sign of mental illness. That we characterize at least two people — Pretti and Good — as heroes is, I think, misguided and inappropriate. They had in effect become a danger to themselves. Their confrontations with … Read more

Misguided Compassion

by

Being “compassionate” and promoting diversity are more important to some of our elected leaders than keeping our cities and our country safe and crime-free. For four years under Biden, under the pretext of “humanitarianism,” the liberal progressives among us allowed millions of people into the country through a misguided policy of open borders. Among the … Read more

Why is Socialism Growing in the U.S.?

by

Recent survey data reveal that support for socialism is increasing in the United States. These findings may be surprising, given that socialism is a much-criticized economic system that has failed spectacularly everywhere it has been tried. The mounting support for socialism reflects a growing frustration with capitalism and the economic woes of an increasing proportion … Read more