All American Politics and Culture
Birthright Citizenship ruling shows Trump and stupefied R’s how to spot a silver lining
The Supreme Court’s rebuke of Trump on the birthright citizenship issue was hardly unexpected given the gist from oral arguments on the case previously. Republicans will lament the setback, but conservatives shouldn’t see it as an excuse to give up. Trump is still in the White House, and Republicans can now use immigration as a “keep us in the majority” selling point this fall. As the party in power, Republicans must find the good in any situation.
America’s 250th, American culture and, ‘Why do you think that is?’
America is the greatest country on the planet, and the 250th anniversary of its founding is but one day to reflect on the special place our nation occupies in history. Fly Old Glory in your front yard and proudly display your love of the United States. In the big picture, it doesn’t get any better than this.
This fall, Republicans must joyously tattoo the Socialism label to every Democrat chest
The recent success of the DSA serves as yet another wakeup call for responsible Americans to not remain passive in the face of serious challenges to the American way of life. America’s forefathers risked everything to give us the opportunity to govern ourselves. That priceless gift must not be squandered by people who would offer a distorted view of reality. The Socialists are coming. They’re coming indeed.
Hamiltonian America First ideas never go out of style when history repeats itself
Few conservatives would quibble with Donald Trump’s advocacy for a strong America, or argue with his means for ensuring fair trade and insistence on citizens of the United States being given partisan treatment in the world economic game. The Founding Fathers taught us a valuable lesson: when it comes to putting America First, there’s no rationale for holding back.
Debt and taxes are the only sure things if Democrats win majorities in the ‘26 elections
The fiscal future doesn’t have to be “painful”, but voters need to be levelled with. Democrats want to tax their way into resolving any budget issue. But their medicine would be worse than the disease, and just might kill the patient along the way. Wake up, America. Slumber time is over.
Will America’s voter attitudes solely depend on the Iran War’s outcome in 2026?
Americans don’t have long attention spans for events, but they do understand whether they have confidence in presidents and congresspeople to pass policies that will benefit them. Democrats won’t help Republicans sell the war effort, and they surely won’t offer assistance to President Trump, either. Time will tell. This fall will be interesting to watch.