Roberts Is More Bothered By Trump’s Attacks On Judges Than Judges’ Attacks On The Constitution
If anyone’s evoking ‘personal hostility,’ it’s rogue judges allowing their animus toward Trump to steer the outcome of cases before them. Shawn Fleetwood for The Federalist Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts is back in the news after publicly commenting on “hostility” toward federal judges. The remarks came on Tuesday when the chief justice was […]
The Democrats’ Master Plan to Steal and Exploit Your Data – and How President Trump is Stopping It
The Democrat Party’s obsession with control knows no bounds. They are consumed by surveilling the American people in the hope that with each new shred of information, they’ll find a new way to expand their authority. So, to no one’s surprise, when given the opportunity under the Biden Regime, they jumped at the chance to […]
Melania: The Age of Jeerleading
A culture that once celebrated heroes now prefers sneering at them—proof that Western self-forgetfulness has turned admiration into ridicule and criticism into a spectator sport. Winston Churchill, thinks Ed Davey, leader of Britain’s Liberal Democrat Party, “deserves better than being replaced by a badger.” That may be the only memorable thing the Right Honorable Mr. […]
What Nixon told Trump about Iran, one champagne-soaked night in Houston
I first published this piece on November 18, 2019. Then, it was a historic look back at Donald Trump’s meeting with his hero, Richard Nixon, and the light that might shed on Trump’s approach to the presidency. Now, with the United States’ recent bombing of Iran, and discussion that Iran might once again shut down the […]
The Gracie Mansion Circus: ISIS Bombs, White Supremacy Blame, and Ramadan Theater
If modern American politics were not so dangerous it would be hysterically funny. Only in the surreal circus of contemporary New York City government could an ISIS-inspired bombing attempt be blamed on white supremacy while the Mayor Ayatollah Zohran Mandani hosts anti-Israel activists for dinner at the taxpayer funded mansion on the East River. Yes, […]
An Evening of Heritage, Pride, and Purpose with the Italian American Civil Rights League
The Atlantic Ocean shimmered just beyond the windows of Casa Calabria in Fort Lauderdale, Florida on March 11, 2026 as a packed room of proud Italian Americans gathered for the South Florida Chapter dinner of the Italian American Civil Rights League (IACRL). The turnout was tremendous. The atmosphere was warm and spirited. The food was […]
The Minnesota Grift: A Government That Looked the Other Way
If Dante were writing “The Inferno” today he might reserve a special circle of bureaucratic hell for public officials who watch taxpayer money vanish while pretending nothing is happening. In Minnesota that circle would be crowded. It would include Governor Tim Walz and Attorney General Keith Ellison, two public servants whose response to one of […]
Apizza: A Slice from New Haven – From Wooster Street to the World
There is a “new’ style of Pizza that is about to sweep the country which is not new at all. There is a “new’ style of Pizza that is about to sweep the country which is not new at all. New Haven, Connecticut roughly 75 miles northeast of New York City, is the birthplace of […]
If Virginia is for Lovers, There is no Place for Tyrants
Since inauguration, Abigail Spanberger has shown derision for the customs, culture, and ideas cherished by Virginians. Virginia, the cradle of American liberty, easily recognized by its place and role in American history, also has more historic sites (130 in all) than any other state. This historic prominence is why this “founding” state is targeted for […]
Lindsey Graham’s Flamboyant Warmongering Undermines Trump’s Success in Iran
If you have had the dial turned to Fox News, you have probably seen Sen. Lindsay Graham peacocking all over your television set in recent days. Graham is licking his lips like it’s 2003 all over again. Loose Lindsey is so excited you would think he was back frolicking at the Myrtle Beach men’s only […]
