End the War on Freedom

I wrote recently about the dangerous imbecility of what is marketed by Tesla and other vehicle manufacturers as “self-driving” cars that require the person sitting behind the wheel to be ready to intervene at all times. In other words, to drive the “self-driving” car when the tech fails to notice a deer (or a kid) […]

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By Andrew Moran

President-elect Donald Trump’s stunning November 5 victory has initiated a wave of what-if scenarios in the realm of economics, foreign policy, health care, and everything else the federal government has become a fixture of. One area that should be popcorn entertainment for economists, business reporters, and Wall Street watchers will be the Federal Reserve. Whether […]

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As the electoral dust settles, which way for the Democrats?

By Kelli Ballard

The 2024 election has been full of historic moments. Donald Trump will become the second president in US history to win a second non-consecutive term, the other being Grover Cleveland in 1892. The former and next president is also ahead in the popular vote. If that’s still the case, once all the votes are counted, […]

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Trump Names Susie Wiles Chief of Staff President-elect Donald Trump has made his first major personnel move. Susie Wiles, manager of his successful 2024 campaign, has been named White House chief of staff. Wiles will be the first woman in US history to hold the position. Headed to DC: “A longtime Florida-based Republican strategist who […]

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Another Day ... Another Meme.

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Something to ponder over your morning coffee.

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Well, it’s over…or is it? Donald Trump will be the next president of the United States backed by a GOP controlled Senate and possibly even a majority in the House of Representatives. And one should not discount the advantage derived from having a largely conservative Supreme Court, but much depends on who Trump appoints to key cabinet positions, a weakness in the first Trump presidency as he tended to select ideologues rather than candidates with relevant knowledge or experience. One hopes, for example, that neither the usual claque of neocons nor establishment characters like Mike Pompeo or Tom Cotton, who … Continue reading →

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The limits of governmental power to solve the problems created by expanding governmental power are rising globally. I composed this essay before the election, as the limits of government apply regardless of who takes the reins of leadership. Elections are the opportunity to transfer the powers of government to a new set of leaders. As fascinating as this process may be, I’m more interested in the shadow cast by elections, the limits of government’s powers. Elections focus our attention on the powers of government to change society, the economy, foreign policy and the cultural zeitgeist. The limits of government receive little attention, for obvious … Continue reading →

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Karma is a thing. But if there is one thing those of us who pay attention to politics learned throughout this presidential campaign it is that Kamala Harris was unqualified to have been vice president, not to mention president. She was a DEI hire with no qualifications other than her race and gender. She did nothing, accomplished nothing, as vice president. Then, thanks to the longtime cover-up of Biden’s dementia, she was imposed upon us without a single vote being cast for her, and her deficits became ever more evident by the day. According to her constantly churning, turnover-plagued staff, … Continue reading →

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Putin might agree to freeze the conflict along the Line of Contact in spite of prior rhetoric against this scenario in the event that Trump threatens to escalate the conflict as punishment if he doesn’t. Trump’s pledge to resolve the Ukrainian Conflict in 24 hours is unrealistic, but he’ll inevitably propose a peace plan at some point in time, thus raising questions about what it would look like and whether Russia would agree to it. More than likely, he’ll seek to freeze the conflict along the Line of Contact (LOC), wherever it may be by that time, as he’s not expected to … Continue reading →

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I went to see the movie Conclave because someone who came to my Sunday Mass said that she was wondering how much was “real” about it. She had been to the Sistine Chapel and loved the fact that some of the movie’s scenes were presented in a nice mock-up of the place. She said her husband took some time to remember that they had been there on a recent trip to the Vatican. How real was the movie? I had only read about some reviews that said that it made the conclave a merely political event and that it was a wishful liberal … Continue reading →

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Trump has won. Now is the time for Christians to love their enemies. It’s time to show Democrats and Republicans both that the only way forward for America is the Christian way. For too long, Americans have been locked in a “cold civil war” in which both sides have been at each other’s throats, without any understanding between them. On the one side, the Democratic party has swallowed Marxism, leading them to where they are now: promoting child sacrifice as “reproductive rights.” And since they are Marxists, they are taught to hate their enemies. On the other side, the Republicans … Continue reading →

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A fascinating situation has now developed between President-elect Donald Trump and the U.S. national-security establishment with respect to the long-secret JKF-assassination-related records that the CIA has succeeded in keeping secret for more than 60 years. Despite Trump’s campaign vow to release those records, it’s not at all clear how this matter is going to be resolved. I will give my prediction at the end of this article. There are three major factors at play: 1. During his 2024 campaign, Trump vowed that this time around he is definitely going to order the National Archives to release those 60-year-old secret CIA … Continue reading →

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This column is being written before the voting in Tuesday’s national election has concluded, so obviously I have no knowledge of the election’s outcome (but I expect a clean sweep for Trump and the GOP). When it comes to the subject of Israel, however, it matters little who is elected president—except I expect a Trump administration would be far more hawkish in the Middle East than Harris. But Harris would be more hawkish in Ukraine. So, there you go. Wars must go on. Regardless of who wins the White House, the U.S. proxy wars in both Ukraine and Israel are … Continue reading →

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