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Progressives tell Ryan Phillippe he can't ignore politics

Phillippe's remarks about 'doom scrolling' and gambling in sports were widely ignored. When is "your" truth not your truth? When it rubs progressives the wrong way, of course. 'This is MY list and if you disturb my peace here…vanquished.' Truth bombed Actor Ryan Phillippe recently found out when he dared…

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The Democrats' Blueprint For Permanent Power

The Democrats' Blueprint For Permanent Power Authored by Stu Cvrk via American Greatness, The Constitution supplies legitimate ways to change those rules via the constitutional amendment process and nearly every item on the Democrat agenda is designed to bypass it. Every generation of Americans is told that some emergency justifies…

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BREAKING: House Blocks Effort to Impeach Hegseth

BREAKING: House Blocks Effort to Impeach Hegseth Catherine Salgado Follow @CatSalgado32 Nov 10, 2026 6:45 PM November 10, 2026 6:45 PM Advertisement AP Photo/Mark Schiefelbein For once, a blatantly biased effort to take out a member of the Trump administration was dead on arrival. Technically, the attempted impeachment of our…

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The Filibuster After the Midterm, Why Sixty Votes Now Protect the OutnumberedWhen Republicans become the Senate minority on January 3, 2027, the 60-vote rule is their best tool, and here is why it was worth keeping. Why a Democratic Congress Cannot Easily Undo a President's DeregulationA Congress controlled by the other party faces the veto, the two-thirds override and the courts' review of rescissions. Here is how the machinery works. Comebacks Start the Morning After, Lessons From the Defeats of 1964, 1974, 2008Three crushing Republican losses were followed by organizing, new arguments and new candidates; some responses paid quickly and some habits slowed recovery. Congress Changes Hands, but Citizens Can Still Petition to Cut Red TapeDemocrats take both chambers in January 2027, but five tools in existing law let any citizen push an agency to cut or change a rule. Divided Government Again, What the Constitution Gives a President Facing ItWith Congress changing hands on January 3, 2027, here is what Articles I and II give a president who must govern alongside the other party. When the Senate and the President Disagree on Judges, History Shows What FollowsWith Democrats set to take the Senate on January 3, 2027, history shows how divided government shapes judicial nominations and what a President can still do.
Debate DeskIs Deportation Cruel and Un-American, or Part of Any Lawful System?Every country removes those who have no right to stay; the question is doing it fairly, with due process, and applying the same rules to everyone.
The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively, or to the people.
The Tenth Amendment, ratified 1791