By Wayne Allensworth The Trump administration has taken some important positive steps in its first six months. But there is a lot left to do. Here are some thoughts on where we stand. The United States is at least pausing supplies of weapons to Ukraine. The Pentagon had informed the White House that American weapons stockpiles were being depleted by supplying Kyiv. It’s about time. President...
By Wayne Allensworth I hope the “Midnight Hammer” airstrikes on Iranian nuclear facilities are the end of American involvement in this latest Middle East embroglio, but we have reasons to fear that we could be dragged into another quagmire. Vice President JD Vance, Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth, and Secretary of State Marco Rubio have all stated that the United States does not intend to get...
By Wayne Allensworth Following President Donald Trump’s actions, social media posts, public statements, and exchanges with the press is a daunting task to say the least. Trump’s whirlwind circles from Greenland to Ukraine and the Middle East, back to Mexico, to “draining the Swamp” and there’s some new wrinkle — at least in Trump’s trolling of the Western elite and us — practically every day. I...
By Wayne Allensworth Vice President J. D. Vance spoke directly and bluntly to his European colleagues in a watershed speech at the Munich Security Conference last week: The most dangerous threat to Europe, he said, was not chiefly external, but internal. The threat within, said the vice president, far outweighs threats from without. When national security was the subject of discussion, Vance...
By Wayne Allensworth Vice President J.D. Vance may be President Donald Trump’s most valuable asset. He is a more polished and articulate spokesman for America First than the president himself, filling an important niche in fleshing out Trump’s often contextless stream-of-consciousness remarks. Whether commenting on why Greenland and the situation regarding the Panama Canal are important for our...
By Wayne Allensworth As I wrote earlier this week, Trump 2.0 seems to have learned some things from his first term: Team Trump is far more organized than previously and appears to have a plan of action. Trump announced he would not bring in hawkish neoconservatives like Mike Pompeo and Nikki Haley for positions in his administration, which seemed to be a good sign. The Wall Street Journal, for...
By Wayne Allensworth It has been my hope that a more thoughtful, circumspect President-elect Donald Trump, one who could wisely choose U.S. Senator J.D. Vance as his vice president, learned something from his first joust with The Swamp. It appears that he has. Trump is serious about his agenda. He will not appoint neoconservatives and GOP backstabbers like Niki Haley, Tom Cotton, and Mike Pompeo...
By Wayne Allensworth When Joe Biden spoke at the White House following Donald Trump’s electoral and popular-vote blowout of Kamala Harris, a friend pointed out to me that Biden had promised a peaceful transfer of power. That was strange, given that he and the rest of the Democrats had for years been saying for years that Trump was an “existential threat to our democracy.” So, they really didn’t...
By Wayne Allensworth The Nazis won. Yes, that’s us, dear readers, as seen through the eyes of a corrupt elite. Despite controlling elite institutions and the Mainstream Media, despite the relentless, hateful propaganda, former President Donald Trump and U.S. Senator J.D. Vance smashed the hapless Kamala Harris-Tim Walz ticket, the definitely undynamic duo that an out of touch globalist Blob...
By R. Cort Kirkwood Pro-Harris moderators of the CBS vice-presidential debate didn’t just blow one fact-check on immigration. They flubbed another on the question of whether Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris was President Joe Biden’s “border czar.” U.S. Senator J.D. Vance said she was. CBS said she wasn’t. And CBS published that false claim despite its own reporting when Biden...
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