Tom Piatak A since-deleted tweet indicated that some of those emboldened by Joe Biden’s “victory” are now eager to redouble the effort to suppress the public celebration of Christmas. “Philanthropy professional” Jen Bokoff,  awarded a blue checkmark by Twitter, tweeted shortly before Christmas: “This is your annual reminder that not everyone...

By Wayne Allensworth The short answer is that it is still not clear what actually happened. It’s quite plausible that provocateurs may have been present who encouraged a group of Trump supporters to enter the capital.  See items concerning that scenario here, here, and here.     If that was the case, then, yes, the Trump people fell into a trap. Either way, the incident—as far...

What happened in Washington yesterday was worse than a crime, it was a blunder. Despite the decibel level of the denunciations, no one was in fact more pleased by yesterday’s events than the members of the bipartisan establishment who view it as their opportunity to discredit the only force in American politics they genuinely fear–populist nationalism–for good. Whether that in...

By Wayne Allensworth Whatever else happened in DC today, the Stop the Steal rally resulted in the fatal shooting of a female Trump supporter, who was part of a group that forced its way into the capital building. Here are some things we need to keep in mind: First, as Steve Sailer reminded us, the left has staged similar actions before, with little reaction from law enforcement. Second, the...

The cop shot Jacob Blake him because he was wanted for felony sex assault and pulled a knife, which he refused to drop after repeated commands.

Former Obama official and police chief said the shooting was justified and lawful.

Read about it here.

By Darrell Dow Now that it appears Donald Trump will not have a second term, many in the GOP ruling class yearn to return to the “socially-moderate fiscal conservatism” of yore, while others call on the party to embrace an ongoing realignment and build a coalition with the working class at its center.  The shift of working-class voters to the GOP has been decades long in the making. The...

I can understand voting against a $2000 check for most Americans on the grounds of fiscal prudence, though I would have voted the other way. What I cannot understand is voting against money for ordinary Americans while also voting for the bloated defense budget, with billions for special interests, including favored foreign causes that do nothing for Americans. That is the very opposite of...

By Wayne Allensworth With our people so scattered and atomized by family dissolution, technology, and the personal isolation that comes with obsessive individualism, it would do us all some good to remember a time when that was not so.   If we are to reclaim anything for our posterity—or to even have one—we should back up and recall that family and the celebrations that marked our lives...

President Trump is rightly threatening to veto the so-called stimulus bill, which contains lots of money for foreign countries and other favored Beltway causes, but only $600 checks for ordinary Americans who have been greatly harmed by the pandemic and the attendant social and economic disruption. Trump is asking Congress to increase the amount to $2000. This is called putting America and...

Here’s the story.