By Wayne Allensworth As we await the resolution of Trump’s efforts to contest the election outcome—and plenty of people now see the lawsuit filed by Texas and supported by a number of other states as the best way to do that—we should remind ourselves that public affairs are a means to an end, not an end in themselves. And that when matters seem to be out of control, we still have cause for...
by Ayad Rahim “A mistake in Washington is when a politician tells the truth”; so goes an old adage. Well, during this inaugural season of COVID, there have been a few slip-ups. The biggest doozie of them all might have been Joe Biden’s boast, just ten days before the election, that “we have put together, I think, the most extensive and inclusive voter fraud organization in the history...
By Wayne Allensworth The silence, as they say, is deafening—the relative silence of the GOP, that is, which, with some exceptions, has hardly distinguished itself as the Trump administration contests the stolen election. The Deplorables want to fight. They do not want Trump to concede, and they believe that Biden’s “win” was the result of fraud. It will be an uphill...
By Wayne Allensworth The recent rhubarb in the Democratic Party between “progressives” and “moderates” over a sub-par performance in Congressional elections highlighted one of the major divisions within the “coalition of the fringes,” the division between hard left socialists and managerial neo-liberals. The post-Americans who want to rule over us apparently can’t get along. The hard...
By Wayne Allensworth The redoubtable Ann Coulter’s theme of her latest series of campus tours has been “Trumpism without Trump.” Miss Coulter told an audience at The University of Texas-Austin, for example, that she was happy Trump had lost a narrow election, as a second Trump term “would have killed us.” Trumpism—the America First platform Trump ran on in 2016—hasn’t actually been...
By Wayne Allensworth As the deplorable nation went to bed on election night, it appeared that Donald Trump was about to pull it off—the Orange Man seemed to be on his way to a surprise victory. The slanted polls were wildly wrong once again. There was no “blue wave” in sight, and Sleepy Joe had barely left his basement during the campaign. The next morning, we began hearing about a...
By Wayne Allensworth The president has fired Secretary of Defense Mark Esper. The question is, “Why now?” Esper had earlier resisted the Commander-in-Chief when the president brought up the possibility of invoking the Insurrection Act and using the military to quell the wave of AntiFa/BLM riots that swept over large parts of the country. Trump wasn’t happy with what he...
By Wayne Allensworth Joe Biden has declared victory—and promised to root out “systemic racism.” This means you, fellow deplorables… The President has vowed to fight on: Meanwhile…According to Jennifer Rubin, the Dems have a list: “Any R now promoting rejection of an election or calling to not to follow the will of voters or making baseless allegations of fraud should never serve in office, join a...
By Wayne Allensworth …If the president won’t concede the election. With Trump ready to put up a fight as the mail-in vote scam unfolds, pledging not to concede until the electoral chaos is sorted out, Biden campaign spokesman Andrew Bates has warned that “the United States government is perfectly capable of escorting trespassers out of the White House.” Meanwhile, propagandist Keith Olbermann, in...
All in for POTUS Evidently, Trump was outperforming his 2016 take in key “Rust Belt” states when the vote count was suddenly halted last night. From a tweet sent last night by VDare’s James Kirkpatrick: “I wasn’t heavily invested in Trump winning. I expected he would lose. I could even see long-term advantages if he lost (though that might be a cope). I’d get annoyed at...
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