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For almost 200 years after the nation’s founding in the Declaration of Independence, the U.S. could brag about having the world’s strongest long-term currency, with hardly any inflation until the 1960s, the decade when President Lyndon B. Johnson took silver out of...
Six months into Donald Trump’s second term, the scoreboard tells a familiar story. The man who promised to “drain the swamp” finds himself drowning in it instead.
The current political structure of the United States is not viable long-term.
Over the past five years, 33 counties in Illinois have voted to secede from the state, presumably to either form a new state or join another state.
On Sunday, February 16, 2025, CBS’s 60 Minutes launched the latest, most direct, angle of Democrat attack in American politics: An all-out assault on free speech.
“An Idea whose time has come cannot be stopped by any army or any government” said former Congressman Ron Paul in his presidential campaigns of over a decade ago.
As we approach the first day of the 89th legislative session on January 14, 2025, Texas faces a choice between (1) a set of legislative reforms that will reset the Texas House...
It is no secret that America faces a very uncertain future heading into the November 5th elections.
The rise of global secession movements shows that when elites fail, people turn to self-determination as a powerful solution for change.
Texas sends over $300 billion to Washington annually but gets back less than a third—it's time to ask if remaining in the American Union is really in our best interest.
Secession as a concept is regularly scoffed at by most individuals who have wielded power through the years.
The Republican National Convention featured a wide variety of dramatic events and speakers.
Were the July 4 elections in Great Britain the beginning of a political whirlwind that would result in a national divorce for the British Empire?
