By Wayne Allensworth It’s been a tumultuous first month in Donald Trump’s second term as president. It’s early days, yet, but there have been some good signs … March 2 was Texas Independence Day. I recall vividly my boyhood years when local and state pride was very strong, not yet as diluted by the homogenization of modernity, aided by air travel, mass communications, and the interstate...
By R. Cort Kirkwood The National Security Agency (NSA) is the nation’s super secret spy bureau that listens to foreign signals intelligence the world over. One of its key missions is supporting combat troops. But now we know it’s also a buzzing hive of trannies, thanks to Christopher Rufo’s revelations this week. Perverted sex talk in an NSA chat room led to the firing of more than 100 employees...
By Wayne Allensworth Keeping up with the Trump White House is like tracking a whirlwind. Donald Trump knew he had to act quickly to exploit his electoral triumph and is doing so. Here are some thoughts on what is happening: As far as a peace agreement in Ukraine goes, we have been hearing a lot about a potential deal to secure U.S. rights to rare earth metals there. Trump has said he wants...
By Wayne Allensworth The globalist Blob emerged as the Cold War ended. A transnational elite that shared more in common with each other than with the people of the countries they supposedly represented was gleeful after the Soviet collapse, anticipating the triumphal march of “democratic capitalism” (read: Woke corporatism) across the globe, destroying any organic institutions or social...
By Wayne Allensworth Vice President J. D. Vance spoke directly and bluntly to his European colleagues in a watershed speech at the Munich Security Conference last week: The most dangerous threat to Europe, he said, was not chiefly external, but internal. The threat within, said the vice president, far outweighs threats from without. When national security was the subject of discussion, Vance...
By R. Cort Kirkwood President Donald Trump’s war against waste, fraud, and abuse at the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) has continued with the dismissal of some 4,700 employees, leaving a staff of just under 300. Federal bureaucrats have retaliated with the usual far-left lawsuit that claims what Trump has done — gut the agency, fire the employees, and stop foreign aid for 90...
By Wayne Allensworth In only a couple of weeks, I believe that President Donald Trump has exceeded the expectations of his supporters. On Inauguration Day, the barrage directed at “The Swamp” to dismantle the Deep State began, and it could not have come too soon. Watching Trump’s enemies screech about a “constitutional crisis” because an Elon Musk directed DOGE is turning over bureaucratic rocks...
By R. Cort Kirkwood At long last, American taxpayers will save at least some of the money they’ve thrown down the drain on the United Nations. Yesterday, President Donald Trump withdrew the United States from two worthless subsidiaries of the communist-founded, anti-American organization. He is reviewing its membership in a third. Those agencies are the UN Human Rights Council; the UN...
By Wayne Allensworth Vice President J.D. Vance may be President Donald Trump’s most valuable asset. He is a more polished and articulate spokesman for America First than the president himself, filling an important niche in fleshing out Trump’s often contextless stream-of-consciousness remarks. Whether commenting on why Greenland and the situation regarding the Panama Canal are important for our...
By Wayne Allensworth Some of President Donald Trump’s nominees for cabinet positions are running into fierce opposition from the Swamp. In the case of Tulsi Gabbard, nominee for Director of National Intelligence, the Swamp’s fear is morphing into outright panic, which explains the defamatory attacks by Trump’s enemies. Naturally, they accuse her of being a Russian spy, but the one-time Democratic...
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