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NATO: Useful or Useless?
Let’s talk about NATO—that club everyone loves in theory, applauds at summits, funds with enthusiasm (well… some countries do), and then quietly side-eyes the moment things get… real. Because nothing tests an alliance like an actual war. And right now, voters are looking at NATO the way you look at a group project in college: “Wait… who’s...
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The Ongoing Struggle Against the Deep State
Ah yes—the “Deep State.” That mythical creature we were all told didn’t exist… your intrepid blogger even laughed at some that talked about it. Then, it started showing up in headlines, investigations, leaks, and conveniently timed “anonymous sources.” Funny how that...
In Order to Believe What the Woke Right and the Paultards Do About Israel, This is What You Have to Do:
Trigger Alert. After research and paying attention to the arguments being made, I am even more convinced of this. I have gathered information. I have looked at what others, some of whom are close to me have been posting about current events. While a handful of them I...
AD-01 Update: What the Hail is Going on in the North State???
Another election campaign and another marginal fringe candidate. Allow your intrepid blogger to point out the obvious, if you have no self awareness, you have no regret. Allow me to introduce you to one of my favorite 2026 candidates, Darin Hale. He is another of a...
Americans Love A Winner
Let’s begin with a reality that Washington strategists, cable-news pundits, and activist think tanks routinely forget: Americans respect strength—and they rally behind success. That instinct runs deep in the American political psyche. We are a nation that admires...
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Protecting Americans First
Politics often reduces complex policy debates into a few fundamental questions. One of those questions surfaced recently in both rhetoric and polling: What is the primary duty of the American government? When voters were presented with the statement, “The first...
Midterms Hang in the Balance
With November approaching, the national picture is neither a wave nor a collapse. It is a stalemate. The generic congressional ballot — the broad measure of which party voters intend to support — is effectively dead even. In a polarized electorate, that equilibrium...
Voters Rightly Skeptical of Electronic Voting
Image Credit: Breitbart Public confidence in elections rests on a simple premise: citizens must believe their vote is counted as cast. Without that assurance, the mechanics of democracy begin to feel abstract, even fragile. A new polling snapshot suggests that many...
Bleeding the Beast
Your Tax Dollars Every April, Americans perform a civic ritual that would make medieval tax collectors blush. They hand over a portion of their labor to Washington and trust — or at least hope — that the money will be spent wisely. Then the reports come out. And...
Parental Control Over Government Coercion
Pictured: A main teacher's union boss that was also on the executive board of the DNC. She is also well-known for extreme left wing advocacy including a consistent war on parent's rights and being a fixture at globalist type gatherings. Every so often, Washington...
American Pride Is a Democrat Disgrace
National pride is not a policy issue. It’s a cultural barometer. And the latest polling suggests that barometer is shifting — not uniformly, but politically. Seventy-three percent of American adults say they are proud to be American, a solid majority but down eight...
2-28-2026: What Your Intrepid Blogger is Tracking In California (Think CA-05, CA-GOV, and other neat stuff)
I've said it before and I will say it again, my political artillery can reach anywhere. Anyone thinking that my affinity for the outdoors and the land of Cranberries means you are somehow safe should think again! As I have been engaged in some projects in...
Whoops, California! Here Come the Auditors!
California is on the Radar Well, it only took a few years, several billion dollars, and a nationwide reputation for bureaucratic chaos, but Washington is finally taking a closer look at California’s pandemic unemployment program. Federal officials are preparing to...
A Flood of Open House Seats—But Not Competitive Open Seats
Flood of retirements doesn’t impact the overall battlefield much A hefty number of House retirements means that the number of incumbents seeking reelection this year will be among the lowest in any election since the end of World War II. But just like in the...
Dems Panic at the Prospect of Illegals Not Voting
California’s political class has a talent for turning ordinary policy debates into performance art. The latest example? A proposal to effectively create an ICE-free buffer zone around polling places ahead of the 2026 midterms. Yes, really. State lawmakers are...
America’s Crime Anxiety: Voters Still Fear the Streets — and Still Lean Right for Solutions
Crime. Apparently, Americans are still worried about crime. Shocking, I know. After years of being told that rising violence was either exaggerated, misunderstood, or simply a matter of “perception,” it turns out the public has stubbornly refused to feel safer just...
Non-Citizens on the Voter Rolls? The Trust Gap Nobody in Washington Wants to Talk About
Image Credit: Fox News Here’s the part the political class keeps missing: this debate isn’t about statistics. It’s about trust. A new polling snapshot shows that 55 percent of likely voters believe non-citizens are illegally registered to vote in their state, with...