By Wayne Allensworth For years — no, decades — patriots have lamented the GOP politicians’ reluctance to wield power once they have it. Our opponents had no compunctions about that, of course, and they dug a mighty deep hole for us. That’s not true any longer. Donald Trump promised he would use all the authority of the presidency on our behalf and turn back the dismal globalist-leftist tide...
By R. Cort Kirkwood Colombian President Gustavo Petro found out on Sunday that he isn’t dealing with Sleepy Joe Biden. When he imprudently turned away planes that carried Colombian illegal aliens deported from the United States, President Donald Trump threatened tariffs and visa restrictions on the Third World nation. Petro said Colombia would retaliate. Then Petro caved. Colombia will accept the...
By R. Cort Kirkwood Now competing for the most embarrassing journalistic enterprise of the new year — along with the most galactically stupid one — is an offering from The New York Times. The Times’ crack reporters have reckoned that President Donald Trump’s designating the drug cartels that control the southwest border as “terrorist” might harm the U.S. economy. The...
By Wayne Allensworth President Donald Trump has wasted no time in his attempt to right the globalist course taken by Washington during previous administrations. His barrage of executive orders attests to that. Despite all of Trump’s American exceptionalism talk, his actions thus far, as well as his inaugural speech, point the nation in a different direction than some might expect. Trump isn’t...
By Wayne Allensworth Journalist Salena Zito understands the 45th, now 47th, president’s verbal riffing in a way the establishment does not: She wrote that “The press takes him literally, but not seriously; his supporters take him seriously, but not literally.” From Western Pennsylvania, Zito has spent the best part of a decade following Donald Trump, and her background helped her see him the way...
By Wayne Allensworth White House permission for Ukraine to use ATACMS missile systems to strike targets in Russia, apart from territories annexed by Moscow, was in the works for some time. President Joe Biden was reluctant to greenlight such strikes, and wished to require certain restrictions on how those missiles could be used. Russian President Vladimir Putin has warned that the use of such...
By Wayne Allensworth The usual suspects are at it again, claiming that anyone who deviates from the globalist neocon-neoliberal foreign policy agenda is a Russian agent. As Glenn Greenwald said on his System Update podcast, an indispensable source in this election year, the loathsome David Frum, one time George W. Bush speechwriter, is sneering at Trump’s nomination of Tulsi Gabbard as Director...
By Wayne Allensworth As I wrote earlier this week, Trump 2.0 seems to have learned some things from his first term: Team Trump is far more organized than previously and appears to have a plan of action. Trump announced he would not bring in hawkish neoconservatives like Mike Pompeo and Nikki Haley for positions in his administration, which seemed to be a good sign. The Wall Street Journal, for...
By Wayne Allensworth The vibe of this presidential election is different. Something’s in the air, the almost tangible sensation of a seismic political shift. This election does not fit the pattern that the usual suspects expect or anticipate. The political realignment that began with 2016 is playing out with the neocons returning to the leftist fold from whence they came, with many of the most...
By Wayne Allensworth America is quickly shifting from being a high trust society with lots of “social capital” to a condition much more common around the world, one in which ordinary people don’t trust institutions, don’t trust the government, and increasingly don’t trust one another. Professor Robert Putnam, author of Bowling Alone, reluctantly concluded that some time ago. In an atomized, hyper...
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