Federalism

The Los Angeles Conspiracy

The Los Angeles Conspiracy Democrats’ Marxist Blueprint for a Permanent Voter Base From June 6 to 9, 2025, Los Angeles burned-not with spontaneous rage but with a meticulously orchestrated chaos that exposed a Democratic strategy to secure a permanent, dependent voter base through amnesty. The protests, sparked by ICE raids targeting undocumented workers, were no organic uprising. They were a Marxist-driven spectacle, funded by taxpayer dollars and shielded by Democratic denialism. This op-ed exposé, drawing from an exhaustive array of sources-RedState, Hot Air, Hot Air, Townhall, Legal Insurrection, Twitchy, Twitchy, Twitchy, Twitchy, The Federalist, The Federalist, The Federalist, PJ Media, RealClearPolitics,…

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Wink Wednesday

Dateline: Wholly Wednesday I was wondering what to write for Wednesday when two of our today today fell into my lap. Sometimes you write and sometimes a post writes itself. And with that, let's get get into Holy Hump Day. Holy Wednesday Holy Wednesday, sometimes called "Spy Wednesday," is a quiet, heavy day in Holy Week when we remember Judas slipping away to betray Jesus for a handful of silver (Matthew 26:14–16). It’s a moment that stings because it’s not just about Judas-it’s about all the times we’ve let Jesus down, too. Across churches, this day is for looking inward, thinking…

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Wednesday Wraps

As part of an effort to deliver content and keep my writing wits sharp, I'm going to post a daily series of Quick Takes. Some may carry more weight and be more serious than others.  Wednesday Wraps is a perhaps not so Quick Take. Tariffs The elephant in the room today was the brThe older I get, the more I realize how we make idols out of everything, including ideas.  Lately I've been thinking of my own views and how they have changed the past thirty years of relative adulthood.  I say relative because at the core of every man is…

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Sen. Zell Miller on Repealing the 17th Amendment

Zell Bryan Miller (February 24, 1932 – March 23, 2018) was an American politician and author known for his extensive career in Georgia politics and his evolving political stance. Born in Young Harris, Georgia, he was raised by a single mother in a rural mountain community after his father’s death. Miller earned bachelor’s and master’s degrees in history from the University of Georgia and served as a U.S. Marine in the 1950s. His political career began as a Democrat in the Georgia State Senate (1961–1965), followed by roles as lieutenant governor (1975–1991) and governor of Georgia (1991–1999). As governor, he spearheaded…

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