Daily Archives: May 22, 2026

Democrats Still for They/Them

The Party That Can’t Define Woman Just Killed a Women’s Museum The Democrat Party’s 192-page “Build to Win. Build to Last” report was supposed to be their great awakening — a post-2024 election autopsy that finally admitted identity politics and cultural overreach had cost them dearly with working-class voters, women, and normal Americans everywhere. It read like a sober diagnosis: stop obsessing over abstract issues, reconnect on kitchen-table realities, and quit alienating people with radical cultural signaling. Yet here we are, barely five months before the 2026 midterms, and that autopsy has once again proven itself nothing more than a MacGuffin…

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The Clear Path to Ending OPT

End OPT Now: A Post-Loper Bright, Textualist Opportunity for the President In recent weeks, the immigration conversation has sharpened around a long-overdue reform: Rep. Glenn Grothman’s OPT Fair Tax Act, which aims to close a payroll tax loophole that gives employers a financial incentive to hire foreign students on Optional Practical Training (OPT) over American graduates. Ken Cuccinelli rightly called it “so long overdue,” while noting the deeper issue—OPT itself lacks a solid congressional foundation and displaces American workers by the tens of thousands. As someone who has been writing extensively about AI’s transformative impact on the economy, I see this…

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