Opinion

Climate change was big election loser for Democrat Party

A few days before last week's election, Bernie Sanders issued a dire warning to voters: "If Donald Trump is elected, the struggle against climate change is over." Read More.

Interesting times: Where were you on Nov. 5-6, 2024?

The saying goes, "May you be blessed to live in interesting times." Read More.

'Wrong every time': Left trots out economists for election

What is undeniable is that the 2016 economic agenda worked like a charm — as measured by the record-breaking $4,000 to $5,000 gain in real incomes for average families. Conversely, incomes are down in real terms under Biden-Harris. Oh, and someone tell these ivory-towered economists that inflation and income inequality went DOWN, not up, under Trump. Read More.

'Not Trump' won't do: Kamala's endgame on the Ellipse

On Tuesday evening, Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris delivered a speech on The Ellipse in Washington DC, as a means of closing the campaign in the final week. Ironically, it seemed more like another beginning rather than an effective endgame. She stated that despite serving as vice president during the Biden administration, many voters do not know her yet. At the 11th hour, she is introducing herself…again. Read More.

1980 redux: Nothing 'razor thin' about the 2024 contest

Do you see the many parallels? Donald Trump is the new Reagan. Read More.

What If hurricane victims were blue state minorities?

American citizens have been betrayed, abandoned and left behind by our own government. Read More.

Despearate Democrats resort to insulting Black voters

Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris is now in a race against the clock to shore up Black support. Yet, inadvertently she and her surrogates are insulting and demeaning Blacks instead of effectively persuading them to vote for her. Read More.

Fair elections? The case against Josh Stein for NC governor

If fair elections matter to North Carolina voters, they should look at Josh Stein’s record as Attorney General before electing him Governor of North Carolina. Read More.

Why, still, all the hate for anti-communists?

Communists murdered about 100 million people — all noncombatants and all innocent. Read More.

The new serfdom: Haitians in Ohio, Kenyans in Germany

The dirty not-so-little secret behind the destruction of Springfield, Ohio by a wave of Haitian “migrants” is that the invasion is being fueled by big businesses thirsting for cheap, compliant labor that won’t complain about being forced to do dehumanizing work for small wages. Read More.

Money talks: How to stop the steal on Nov. 5, 2024

Will Donald Trump's lead hold up to the vast array of ways Democrats will cheat? They have allegedly rigged this election 1,000 ways to Sunday. Read More.

UN Assembly braces as U.S., UK weigh green light for Ukraine

Presidents, Prime Ministers, Kings and potentates are converging in New York for the 79th annual General Assembly of the United Nations. As the 193 member states meet amid the pomp, splendor and promise of a renewed challenge to settle conflicts and solve humanitarian crises, which have stubbornly eluded diplomats over this past year of widening strife, there remain deep political divisions along historic, East/West, and emerging North/South geopolitical fault-lines. Read More.

Debauchery: Another page in Harris's Marxist playbook

A hallmark Bolshevik tactic is debauchery. Morally weakening the mass population you are trying to subjugate has been historically proven to be a highly effective tactic. The promotion of depravity in American media, entertainment, education, politics and any and all credentialed fields you can think of is no coincidence. Read More.

Kamala Harris has leading role in 'Great Replacement'

The revolution to overthrow the American constitutional republic is not some mythical dragon that may rear its head in the future. It is happening now, right under the eyes of a people who still regard themselves as “free.” Read More.

CCP issues 'red line' Taiwan threat, claims South China Sea

The three-day visit of U.S. National Security advisor Jake Sullivan to Beijing had a clear message; “Don’t Rock the Boat.” Chinese/American relations remain very sensitive over trade tariffs, strategic issues, and Beijing’s continuing military threats to democratic Taiwan and the Philippines. Read More.