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President Buffoon

Donald Trump has always had a flair for spectacle. But in yesterday’s U.N. address, he managed not just spectacle, but created something like performance art in public humiliation. The U.N. Circus Arriving for the 80th-session General Assembly, Trump wasted no time launching into the same familiar grandiosity and paranoia. He denounced the U.N. as complicit […]

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Are You Not Antifa?

The latest trick of America’s ruling blowhards is branding the most obvious human decency as terrorism. Say you’re anti-fascist and suddenly you’re a threat to national security. Antifa! they shriek, as if the word itself has fangs. Let’s be clear. Antifa means anti-fascist. If you aren’t anti-fascist, then what exactly are you? Pro-fascist? Neutral on […]

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Free Speech, Murdered Twice

I grieved when I saw the footage. I did not like Charlie Kirk. I despised his politics, his methods, and the damage he caused. But watching him gunned down on a college campus filled me with horror. No one deserves that. Not him, not anyone. To see a man murdered for exercising his right to […]

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President Cuckold

There’s no need to soften it: Donald Trump is a cuckold. Politically. Morally. Spiritually. His relationship to Vladimir Putin is not one of equal statesmen, not even of wary adversaries. It is the posture of a broken man, bent low, with his pride shoved into the dirt, waiting for the approval of a tyrant. And […]

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Make America Hate Again

Pete Hegseth, the U.S. Secretary of Defense, recently shared a video that featured pastors advocating two remarkable “solutions” to America’s supposed moral decline: repeal women’s right to vote and re-criminalize homosexuality. He reposted this video without criticism, pairing it with the approving slogan: “All of Christ for All of Life.” For anyone tempted to dismiss […]

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