California’s elections are untrustworthy due to real vulnerabilities in its byzantine systems.
Author: Adam Mill (Adam Mill)
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Is Georgia Guilty of Violating the Secret Ballot?
Fulton County, Georgia, in its attempts to put an end to Justice Department investigations, claims to have records of how voters voted in 2020. That’s unconstitutional.
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Predictable Childcare Subsidy Fraud Makes Childcare Unaffordable
Working families are subsidizing the very things that are making life, and especially childcare, so expensive for them.
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The Tsunami of Printed Money Won’t Help ‘Affordability’
The inflation caused by increased federal spending will only make life more unaffordable than it already is.
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Pouring Gasoline on the Affordability Fire
Our affordability crisis is actually a government subsidy crisis.
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How the Cayman Islands Are Propping Up U.S. Debt
The entire federal government appears to be dependent on a group of shadowy hedge funds in the Cayman Islands buying treasuries and propping up U.S. debt.
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Well-intentioned Health Care Subsidies Are Destroying the Country
The government’s continued borrowing to subsidize health insurance increases inflation and hurts everyone.
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NewsNation Show Aims to Keep Charlie Kirk-Style Dialogue Going
A new show by former woke leftist Batya Ungar-Sargon will create a forum for debate between the left and right.
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D.C. Judge Would Protect Fed Governor Lisa Cook Even If She Robbed a Bank
An astonishing opinion from the D.C. District Court and the implications it may have for interest rates and inflation.
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Five Stories That Show the Left’s Control of the ‘Truth’ Is Slipping
The days of the left controlling the “narrative” and spinning events to suit it are very plainly slipping away as five events from recent days demonstrate.
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If Lisa Cook Committed Mortgage Fraud, Then It’s a Crime Still in Progress
The president is fully within his rights to fire a high-ranking public official credibly accused of financial crimes.
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A Fed Governor’s Shady Home Purchase May Lead to More Money Printing
President Trump’s hopes to lower interest rates and grow the economy may get a boost from the pending exit of one of Biden’s shady appointees to the Fed.
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The Shocking Hypocrisy and Callousness of the Left’s Homeless Outrage
The only effective way to begin tackling the homeless crisis is to stop tolerating street living.
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The Ugly Truth About a Necessary Ukrainian Peace
There is no path to a clear and just victory. A negotiated peace will require concessions to Russia, and it is better to accept them than to continue this madness.
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Court Halts Boasberg’s Judicial Activism
In an unusual show of deference to the Constitution as it was intended to be read, the judicial branch limited its own authority to interfere with executive powers.
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When the Bill for Bad Comedy Comes Due
Stephen Colbert chased applause instead of laughter. He catered to his audience’s prejudices instead of challenging them. It was boring, and thankfully he’s out of a job.
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The Krakening of Bondi and Patel
The lesson to be learned from the Jeffrey Epstein files saga is that the attorney general and the director of the FBI should not be commenting on evidence they have not personally reviewed.
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Five Reasons the Media’s Story Downplaying the Iran Bombing Is a Hoax
The reporting on the effect of Trump’s strike on Iran’s nuclear facilities follows a familiar playbook, and it is too soon for these assessments to hold any water.
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How Trump’s Iran Attack Looks Through MAGA Eyes
The nuclear-site bombings recall unhappy memories of past interventions and risk a wider war that would alienate the president’s supporters.
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Is the U.S. Vulnerable to a Drone Sneak Attack?
After Israel’s surprise drone attack on Iranian nuclear targets, many are concerned that China could be preparing for something similar in the United States.
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What Happens if Russia Nukes Ukraine?
The June 1 Ukrainian drone attacks on Russian nuclear assets have invited, but not yet inspired, a nuclear retaliation. Who directed them?
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Media Helped Stage Fake Press Conferences to Hide Biden’s Decline
The left-wing legacy media actively colludes with the Democratic Party to subvert the truth and keep voters in the dark.
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The Trump Tariff Agenda and the Separation of Powers
The state of play with the Trump tariff agenda remains unpredictable even as the administration appears to have the upper hand in the courts.
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Leftist Corruption Is Undergoing a Reckoning
A partial list of egregious examples of leftist corruption that have been exposed and punished demonstrates that a reckoning is underway.
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The Signal Story Distracted the Media While Trump Gutted Federal Unions
The left-wing legacy media’s obsession with the Signal leak story distracted them from real events that will weaken the Democrats’ power base.
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Out-of-Control Judge Tries to Silence Trump on Russiagate
A judge who ordered the president not to discuss a law firm involved in the Russiagate hoax is getting very little pushback from the Justice Department.
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The FBI’s New York Field Office Appears To Be Hiding Something
The office was ordered but apparently failed to deliver the full set of documents in the infamous Jeffrey Epstein case.
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The Dangerous Ignorance of Economics Aggravates Fire Devastation
Elected officials who fail to understand the basic laws of supply and demand make every crisis worse.
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Make Agencies Mortal Again
DOGE’s first task should be to make government agencies compete to be efficient, or face elimination.
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Why They Hate Kash Patel
Patel exposed the Russia Collusion Hoax in the first Trump administration, and he can expose more of the Intelligence Community's lies.
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The 2024 Election Was a Triumph of Leadership Over Consensus
Democrats tried to force a consensus instead of allowing for organic leadership and persuasion. They failed.
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Whistleblower Claims ABC News Colluded with Democrats in Debate Prep
Very little is known about the woman who could be elected president in November. ABC News appears to have colluded with Kamala Harris’s campaign to keep it that way.
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A Postcard from Manchester
The horrors of immigrant violence and the reaction of the UK government to the outrage of its citizens ought to be a lesson for Americans.
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Why Kimberly Cheatle Had to Resign
Former Secret Service Director Kimberly Cheatle committed the only inexcusable sin in Washington today: She inadvertently helped Trump.
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It’s Biden’s Fault
President Joe Biden is in charge of the Secret Service. The fact that his lead political rival was nearly assassinated is Biden’s fault.
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All Three Branches of Government Need Legal Immunity
Presidential immunity, judicial immunity, and legislative immunity are essential to a system that allocates power through a democratic process.
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The Highlights and Lowlights of Last Night’s Debate
While Trump showed some rough edges and had some inarticulate moments, compared to Biden’s performance, he clearly did the better job of making his case to be the next president.
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‘Fine People’ Hoax: Too Good To Be Untrue
Unfortunately for Trump, the left still considers the myth that Trump called Charlottesville neo-Nazis “very fine people” too good to be untrue, despite the lack of evidence.
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Guilty of … What, Exactly?
It has been amazing to see the number of very smart people who stumble over explaining exactly what Trump was convicted of doing.
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Democrats Demand Justice Alito Control His Wife
There’s a delicious irony in the leftist media’s calls for Justice Samuel Alito to control his wife’s political expression.
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Michael Cohen Cannot Save Alvin Bragg’s Absurd Case
Bragg’s case against Donald Trump is a two-legged stool, unable to stand on its own merits. His attempt to shoehorn in testimony from Trump’s former attorney Michael Cohen is absurd and a sign of desperation.
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FBI Bungling May Collapse Mar-a-Lago Case Against Trump
The government’s evidence about what it found during its raid on Mar-a-Lago may be contaminated and the case seems ready to implode.
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How a U.S. Federal Government Default Might Play Out
The recent tax rebellion by the Canadian province of Saskatchewan may provide a model for how U.S. states could push back against a federal government that has spent far beyond its means.
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Alvin Bragg’s Witch Trial
Bragg’s indictment repeatedly alleges Donald Trump made a false business entry to, “commit another crime and aid and conceal the commission thereof.” But Bragg does not specify what the original crime was.
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The Government Needs Censorship Because Nobody Trusts It to Tell the Truth
Americans have come to see the government as a purveyor of misinformation, not a trusted speech referee. A case now before the Supreme Court reinforces that perception.
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Supreme Court’s Trump Ruling Highlights Divisions Between Justices
Following Monday’s ruling on the Colorado ballot case, the Supreme Court is likely to only hear cases that can be resolved with the support of the liberal justices, while avoiding those that expose the Court’s the political divisions.
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U.S. Flunks Its Own Election Standards
Freedom House sees election corruption everywhere except in the U.S., where the government pays its bills, and the legal system coordinates with the administration to impoverish and imprison the conservative opposition.
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Fourteen Russian Hoaxes and What Explains Them
In the ongoing effort to redefine the government’s relationship with American citizens and obtain control over their political speech and choices, hoaxes surrounding Russia have been the go-to play.
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Joe Biden Is Too Dangerous to Mock
If the right keeps laughing at Joe Biden, it risks sleepwalking into another devastating defeat for itself and the country.
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Who Paid the Authors of the Border Bill?
Everything we know about the so-called “bipartisan” border bill suggests that it is has been worked out at the behest of powerful interests that have nothing to do with the will or interests of the American people.