USA Politics
Not Even Beautiful Hawaii Is Immune to ‘Tax Flight’
The Aloha State is finally facing the problem.
Heartlanders Hoped to See a Better Start to 2025
Let’s move this new year along, please and thank you.
Cartoonist Finds Out That FAFO Is Real
Drawing the owner of your dirty little rag in a poor light has consequences.
Detainee Held at Guantanamo Since 2002 Released
A total of 26 people are still being held at the prison that the US promised to shut down in 2009.
Pardoning Fauci Would Be Disservice to Him and Americans
Garland did a disservice to Dr Fauci and the public. By reexamining the case, with full access to any documentary evidence, perhaps the new attorney general can put this matter to rest.
The Left in Full Flight
There is a lot the coalition should not only be aware of but actually be doing something about. Winston and David can see it. Christopher needs to make a New Year’s resolution to get on board.
Washington’s Crossing and the Importance of Adaptability
The importance of military adaptability, which remains a critical component of American military doctrine today.
Carter: From Political Failure to Personal Triumph
A failed presidency did not prevent him from becoming a consequential former president.
Trump Endorses Mike Johnson for House Speaker
The president-elect has backed the congressman’s re-election amid recent Republican disputes over government spending.
A Look at James Earl Carter
In 1980 with interest rates at 20 per cent, long lines at gas stations, hostages in Iran, high and rising unemployment and economic stagnation, Carter was swept out of the White House, winning just 41 per cent of the popular votes and 49 out of 538 electoral votes.
How the US Burned Millions
Fed to the tune of $61 million a year, the Global Engagement Center was a failed attempt at narrative control.
Congress’ Shield Against Trump’s Hammer of Justice
Section 605 cannot stand. It must be challenged, overturned, and consigned to the legislative ash heap.
Trump, America and the Canal
In left-winger world, things like hospitals, schools, hotels, shops and infrastructure are all created in the third world by pixie dust natives, rather than by white capitalists and Western civilisation.
It’s Christmas Time in the Swamp
Heartlanders are left wondering who’ll get to Whoville first, the Grinch or Santa.