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Major Victory: US Detains Maduro Amid Regional Power Shift

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What a Way to Start 2026

What a Way to Start 2026Clarice Feldman – Christmas week was rather a slow week, with the big news being the further unraveling of the corruption in Minnesota, Washington state, California, and other Democrat redoubts. But like George Washington crossing the Delaware to beat the Hessians as they rested on Christmas, the U.S. pulled off an incredible military operation capturing Venezuela’s Nicolas Maduro in his pajamas and bringing him back here to answer to criminal charges.

The Venezuelan military was largely on Christmas leave and Maduro’s international protectors — the Chinese and Russian forces in Venezuela — were caught flatfooted, diminishing their credibility in the Western Hemisphere. The impact of this operation was enormous. Continue reading →

How Minnesotan Politics Mirror a Historic Spoils System

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Minnesota Proves that Politics is a Spoils System

Christopher Chantrill – Everyone is shocked, shocked, that there is corruption going on in Minnesota, what with Feeding Our Future and Somali immigrants plundering various welfare programs for fun and profit, and top Minnesota politicians posing for photos with an illegal immigrant fraudster from Somalia.

Experts agree that it would be racist not to rename the Minnesota Vikings as the Minnesota Somali Pirates.

You and I, because we are so wise, are not surprised. We understand that, not later than the Roman Empire and its “bread and circuses,” corruption has been the very soul of a government program. Continue reading →

How One-Party Control Fuels State Corruption and Cover-Ups

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Ending Blue State Corruption

Robert B. Charles – Nationally, only seven states in the 2020s had one conviction for public corruption. If this sounds like good news, it is not. In 2025, 38 states are one-party controlled, some blue ones for years, creating potential for public corruption and cover-ups.

As the late Senator Edward Brooke, enemy of public corruption, warned: “When people treat corruption as a routine part of the process, you have something far worse than wrongdoing or moral failing; you have a political cancer that breeds cynicism about democratic government and infects all society.”

Aesop offered this irony. “We hang the petty thieves, and send the great ones to public office.” Political crimes are always serious. Until corrected, they persist. Continue reading →

Democrats May Be Part of a Larger Cultural and Spiritual War

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The Democrats Are Not as They Appear

Democrats May Be Part of a Larger Cultural and Spiritual WarTaylor Grant – There is a fundamental misconception about what is happening politically in this country, and it may be helpful to reconsider a particular assumption that is creating cognitive dissonance throughout American culture. That assumption is that Democrats are a political party. Consequently, every measure of their behavior seems unexplainable.

The assumption is incorrect. They have accelerated their devolution as a political entity over the last decade and have now arrived at a stable, if not entirely American, end state. The leaders, elected officeholders, and members have now been completely subsumed into a Communist Death Cult. The recent past is only a prologue for what is to come. Continue reading →

Tulsi Gabbard Speaks Out Against Corruption in Intelligence Agencies

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DNI Tulsi Gabbard Speech to National Conservatism Conference

Sundance – Shortly after the video was released, the ODNI released the transcript. Ultimately one of the big questions surrounding Mrs. Gabbard in the role of Director of National Intelligence, is motive. Is she genuinely willing to confront the unconstitutional construct of the intelligence branch?

We can never truly understand what lies in the heart; intent is a very challenging aspect to discern, because the best intentions of people can often be impacted by the severity of the opposition they face. However, we can gauge the best likelihood for resolve based on the expressed intentions as the battle plans are developed. Continue reading →