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New York's leftist leaders forced to face harsh truths of socialism's failures
Even Democrats should know that the wealthy and well-connected and business savvy will simply relocate if the government interferes too much with their personal finances and economic interests. It's simple dollars and cents. Why live in a state that taxes, taxes, taxes when another does not?
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There's a new moneymaker in town, and it's called Selling Your Identity, and while the privacy nightmares are real, it's roping in thousands of participants around the world -- all in the name of artificial intelligence.
SharesDemocrats and their love affair with men's tampons
Maryland may be facing financial deficits and budgetary hardships, but that's not stopping lunatic Democrats from pushing to spend tax dollars on tampons for men. Next up: tax-paid Breastfeeding 101 classes for pregnant males? Perhaps Pete Buttigieg could be the featured speaker.
SharesDemocrats are more like communists and that's why they're the 'greatest enemy'
The party of patriotic John F. Kennedy is gone; the party of pragmatic patriotism Bill Clinton is gone. Today's Democrat Party is the place where communists and socialists go. More than that, the communists themselves acknowledge that socialism and communism is one and the same.
SharesFree the lobstermen! Fire the bureaucrats
Frank Thompson, a fifth-generation Maine lobsterman, has asked the U.S. Supreme Court to put a stop to a federal policy requiring all licensed lobstermen to install GPS trackers on their boats so government entities can monitor their moves. Good Lord, government. Let the lobstermen go free, for crying out loud.
SharesAmerica's growing political elitism problem
Michele Tafoya, a Republican candidate for the U.S. Senate in Minnesota, said one way Americans could deal with rising gasoline prices is to "maybe" "take one less trip to Starbucks and so that gas goes a little further." Are Americans supposed to say thank you, Michele?
SharesIran's war on America is real
The chant from Iran for 40-plus years has been "death to Israel, death to America, death to the West" -- meaning, radical Islamism is not a regional threat, or a country vs. country threat, but rather a global assault on freedom, justice, equality, law and order.
SharesDemocrats always pretend immigrants and intruders are one and the same
There's a difference between legal immigrants and illegal intruders, and Democrats are purposely blurring that distinction for their own political purposes and to advance their own elitist goals.
SharesUnited Airlines should be sued into submission for COVID-era assaults on freedom
Christopher Gates, an ex-pilot for United Airlines, is suing his former employer for failing to uphold his request for a religion exemption to the COVID shot that was imposed company-wide. Sue, baby, sue.
SharesBillionaires backtrack on so-called Giving Pledge
The Giving Pledge that saw dozens of billionaires publicly promise to distribute half their fortunes to charities has fallen out of favor and now there's a sort of backlash taking place. This is the natural result of a charitable endeavor that never was so much charity as it was about self-promotion.
SharesU.S. military might scores 'marginal' in new strength assessment
President Trump may have built into his Big Beautiful Bill an additional $150 billion in defense spending that is above and beyond what's normally appropriated for the department. But it's hardly enough.
SharesU.S. adults say it's more wrong to view porn than abort a baby
A new survey from the Pew Research Center to rate the morality of nine different behaviors and actions, from consuming alcohol to having an extramarital affair, found more U.S. adults find it unacceptable to watch pornography than abort a baby. That's quite a culture shift -- and shock.
SharesRepublicans, Democrats agree: They are above the law on sexual misconduct
In a 357-65 vote, with one member abstaining, the House voted to essentially halt a resolution that would have made public the sexual harassment and misconduct reports that have been filed against congressional representatives. Republicans and Democrats agree -- the public has no right to know if they've been accused of sexual misconduct.
SharesClueless Zohran Mamdani achieves new heights of arrogance
All socialists are arrogant because they think they know better than individuals how individuals ought to live their lives. But New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani is a new level of arrogance.
SharesDemocrats are lying about War Powers Act, Trump, Iran
Calling out President Trump as a lawbreaker for initiating attacks on Iran is to lie. And Democrats are doing it knowingly and for political reasons.
SharesDemocrats have a teensie, weenie, teeny, tiny 2028 bench
Democrats' primary means of pulling in voters is to call out the other side as fill-in-the-blank. Rep. Rashida Tlaib, with her "F--- ICE" pin and her "KKK" State of the Union chants may be "low IQ," as Trump put it. But she fits in well with her party.
SharesDonald Trump's cuts to federal workforce a real conservative win
President Donald Trump cut around 317,000 federal workers in 2025, according to Office of Personnel management figures. Trump is moving America in the right direction. The fewer feds, the better chance to have a government that's controlled by the people.
SharesJPMorgan's debanking of Trump chills all Americans
If banks can get by with closing the accounts of those with whom they disagree politically, then America's entire constitutional system is in jeopardy.
SharesTrump, despite the Supreme Court, will win tariff wars
The U.S. Supreme Court may have ruled against President Trump's use of emergency powers to levy tariffs on various countries with an aim at course correcting trade imbalances that have been damaging America's economy for years. But China shouldn't cheer just yet. Trump has other means.
SharesDemocrats can't handle unscripted, uncontrolled media
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York went to Munich to talk up foreign policy with a crowd of journalists and security experts and when asked a question about U.S. military support of Taiwan, answered -- duh-oh!
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