Blood On Their Hashtags: How the Administration’s Self-Congratulatory Leaks Put Americans In Mexico In The Crosshairs
Victory Laps While Americans Shelter In Place. While smoke billowed over highways and cartel gunmen torched vehicles across Mexico, officials in Washington and their cheerleaders in the progressive media were busy doing what they do best: congratulating themselves. In the immediate aftermath of the operation that killed a powerful cartel
People’s State of the Union — A Parallel Progressive Communist Democrat Rally
Rather than supporting the Official State of the Union Address delivered to a joint session of Congress and the Democratic Response delivered by Virginia Governor Abigail Spanberger, a coalition of progressive communist democrat organizations such as MoveOn.org and MeidasTouch are staging a counter event to the State of the Union
Mexico Is the New Venezuela — And We’re Pretending Not to See It
The Neighbor That Acts Like An Enemy. For years, Americans have been told to think of Mexico as a “partner,” a “friend,” a “vital ally.” That comforting fiction collapses the moment you look at reality. Mexico today behaves less like a sovereign nation aligned with U.S. interests and more like
Outrage Is The Point: How Democrats Manufacture Fury That Fuels The Progressive Political Machine
The Politics Of Perpetual Outrage. There was a time when outrage followed facts. Now, for many progressive communist Democrats and their loyal media amplifiers, outrage is the strategy. It doesn’t matter what the issue is. It doesn’t matter how much evidence is produced. It doesn’t matter whether a concern has
Trumpism Without Trump: The Progressive Panic Heading Into 2028
When You Can’t Run On Results, You Run On Fear. The Enemy That Won’t Leave. Here’s the dirty little secret no one in progressive politics wants to admit out loud: Donald Trump won’t be on the ballot in 2028, but Democrats are already acting as if he will be. Why?
The Quiet Power Of Your Ripple Effect on Society
You may not always see it, but every effort you make sends a ripple through the world around you. Small actions—often the ones that feel insignificant in the moment—build momentum that shapes conversations, influences leaders, and pushes narratives into the public square. From sharing information to asking hard questions to
