All American Politics and Culture
Democrats’ bogus ‘affordability’ pitch exploits uneducated and reactionary human nature
One segment of the American population will probably always think things are too expensive. That’s part of living in the United States where just about everything is available in abundance. Some reason that government has a role in making things “affordable”. As long as this belief persists, you will have the “affordability” issue. Don’t let Democrats get away with it.
Trump hits the campaign trail, Democrats see fruitlessness and futility in the effort
It’s easy for Trump’s detractors to question whatever he does and automatically assume his 2026 campaign mission will end in failure. They’ve waited for years to be proven correct, but Trump has defied the odds before. The media and Democrats smirk at his latest efforts, but it’s never wise to bet against Donald Trump.
Near October, pessimistic Republicans look to the big picture for silver linings
Is it common sense? Perhaps not, but the political winds seem to be blowing against Republicans in 2026 and there isn’t much they can do to reverse them. The time for countering the deranged Democrats has dwindled and it’s all we can do to find a silver lining among the darker parts of the cloud. Trump’s “bring out the base” strategy is set. Will it prevail?
Make no mistake, Democrats believe impeachment is in the best interests of the people
Only one side anxiously anticipates another presidential impeachment trial. The lone bit of good that’s come from the past couple tries is they provided examples of pointless hours to replay over again for high school civics classes. Democrats are eager to jump back into power. They realize it’s not going to happen as long as Donald Trump is president. Desperate dilemmas lead to desperate solutions.
Not all of President Trump’s Make America Great Again ideas are leak-proof
Here’s guessing this pay at-home parents proposal probably won’t take up much space in this fall’s campaigns, but with the Trump people searching for subjects that might attract bipartisan support in his last two years, the idea could be brought to the front burner in the near future. Formulate your opinions and be prepared for the next round in the Trump never-a-dull-moment presidency.
JD Vance Convention introduction party showed big stylistic departures from the top guy
It’s still far from a foregone conclusion that JD Vance will run for president in 2028. Much will depend on how this year’s midterms turn out, and how Trump himself is able to shape the Republican party in his final two years in office. Common sense will definitely be part of the equation; the question is if Americans will use it to keep the Democrats away.