Analysis

Day Means Day

The Supreme Court Just Reminded America What Election Day Actually Is The New York Times dropped its predictable hit piece this weekend, and it was textbook left-wing spin from start to finish. Headline screaming that the Supreme Court “Could Make It Harder to Vote by Mail in the Midterms.” Sub-head claiming the RNC wants to “toss ballots” and disenfranchise hundreds of thousands of mostly Democratic votes. The whole piece painted President Trump as obsessed, the fraud concerns as “baseless,” and the 2020 “red mirage” as some innocent optical illusion. Make no mistake — that’s gaslighting, pure and simple. The Real Story…

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Texas Enforces the Covenant

Texas Enforces Sovereignty on Licenses While Washington debates the full rollout of The Great American Covenant—the solemn national pact built on the Assimilation Act, SCAM Act, and SAVE America Act—Texas isn't waiting. We're already putting the principles into practice at the state level. “Entry by merit. Citizenship by character and probation. Voting by verified Americans only.” That vision isn't just federal legislation anymore; it's Lone Star policy right now. The recent Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR) crackdown on professional licenses and the 2025 gutting of in-state tuition for illegal aliens show exactly how the Covenant works on the ground:…

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The Spice Must Flow

Realpolitik in the Gulf: Why History Says Oil Prices Will Plunge After Epic Fury Folks, grab a cup of coffee and let me walk you through something that’s been playing out like a classic American story—one where Uncle Sam steps in, guns blazing, to keep the world’s lifeblood moving at honest market prices. I’m talking about oil, that black gold we all pretend not to think about until the pump price bites. And right now, in the middle of Operation Epic Fury, the global oil markets are giving us a masterclass in realpolitik: power protects supply, supply sets the price, and…

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The Great American Covenant

This Historic Triad + Two SCOTUS Rulings Will Restore America’s Sovereignty Watching this border crisis and election integrity mess unfold over the years, I’ve come to see these three bills working together as something far bigger than legislation. They form the Great American Covenant—a solemn national pact between the American people and their government to restore what citizenship, sovereignty, and self-rule truly mean. Selective entry. Conditional belonging. Verified voting. And now, with two pending Supreme Court cases poised to deliver the knockout blows, this covenant is about to become unbreakable. The Foundation: The SAVE America Act — Securing the Ballot Box…

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Better Get a Bucket

The Bigger Budget Bucket Exposed I’ve been pounding this drum for years from right here in Plano, Texas: the federal budget isn’t broken because of Social Security. It’s broken because Washington has spent decades mortgaging our kids’ futures on an entitlement monster that no politician wants to touch. Christopher Jacobs just dropped the cold-hard proof in The Federalist yesterday, and every taxpayer who still believes in fiscal sanity needs to read it twice—and then forward it to their Congressman. Jacobs ran the numbers straight from the latest CBO baseline. This fiscal year’s deficit sits at a staggering $1.853 trillion. Eliminate the…

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The Johns

The Base Revolts Against the Johns Roughly 60% of Republican primary voters in Texas just told Sen. John Cornyn exactly what they think of him: NOT CORNYN. On March 3, with over 2.16 million GOP ballots cast—a record turnout that crushed historical averages—Cornyn scraped together 41.9% (907,325 votes). Ken Paxton pulled 40.7% (881,192 votes), and Rep. Wesley Hunt took 13.5% (292,682 votes). No one hit 50%, so we're headed to a May 26 runoff, the day after Memorial Day. But make no mistake: that near-tie wasn't a fluke. It was a warning shot heard far beyond Texas borders. The base isn't…

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TikTok Socialists Stay Silent on Cuba

Socialism's '93%' Myth in 2026: Stossel Fact-Checks It, Cuba's Collapse Crushes It John Stossel has made a career out of exposing economic illiteracy with facts, not slogans. His 2025 viral video "What Socialist Influencers Get Wrong (Just About Everything)" still hits like a sledgehammer. He calls out TikTok stars claiming "socialism works better than capitalism 93% of the time!" — a meme directly ripped from a 1986 paper by Shirley Cereseto and Howard Waitzkin. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wJMGNVLAKC0 That paper ("Capitalism, Socialism, and the Physical Quality of Life," International Journal of Health Services) used 1983 World Bank data to claim socialist countries beat capitalist…

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Why Talarico Won’t Win Texas

The Preacher Candidate Texas Evangelicals Will Reject in November Calm down, panicans. The national press and the Democratic donor class are already treating James Talarico’s Senate nomination like the second coming of Beto 2.0. Slow your roll. This race is not competitive, it’s not close, and it’s definitely not the “blue wave” moment some folks are hallucinating. Talarico is a preacher candidate selling a version of Christianity that most Texas believers will recognize as straight heresy — and that alone dooms him before the first general-election ad even airs. Let’s start with the theology, because that’s the brand he’s running on.…

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Draining the Carbuncle

Trump's Bold Surgery on a Festering Global Threat In the annals of medicine, there's an ancient maxim that cuts straight to the heart of decisive action: "ubi pus, ibi evacua"—where there is pus, there evacuate it. This isn't some quaint Latin proverb gathering dust on a shelf; it's a timeless surgical principle, harking back to Hippocratic wisdom, demanding that when an infection festers into a swollen, toxic abscess—a carbuncle, if you will—you don't pussyfoot around with half-measures or endless palliatives. You lance it, drain it, and give the body a fighting chance to heal before the poison spreads and claims the…

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Adieu, Ayatollah

The New York Times Has Been Wrong About Iran for More Than a Century The New York Times has spent more than a century getting Iran wrong—sometimes through outright distortion, more often through a stubborn refusal to see the board as it actually is. Pull up a chair, maybe grab a good cigar if that's your thing, and let's walk through the record. It starts in 1979 and lands right here in late February 2026, with the paper once again sounding the alarm over decisive action while ignoring the century-old machinery that made that action inevitable. 1979: “Trusting Khomeini” – The…

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