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Why We Love Rockets
At his Madison Square Garden event a week before the election, Donald Trump went on an extended riff about the famous "chopstick" maneuver of Elon Musk's Space X.
In describing his slack-jawed amazement at watching the feat -- the first stage of a Starship rocket returning to the launch tower upon coming back to Earth -- Trump spoke for all ...Read more
The Age Of Whispered Conversations
We live in an age of whispered conversations.
There are aspects of American life that everyone, or nearly everyone, knows are absurd but is too afraid to speak out against and feels powerless to reverse.
It used to be said that if someone looked over his shoulder, he was about to tell an insensitive joke. Now people are worried about being ...Read more
No, The Left Can't Create A New Joe Rogan
In the aftermath of its loss on Nov. 5, the Left has turned its lonely eyes to Joe Rogan.
The irreverent, world-conquering podcaster -- 14.5 million Spotify followers and counting -- is considered a symbol of Donald Trump's ability to use unconventional media outlets to reach disaffected voters, especially young males aka "bros."
Trump's ...Read more
Trans Moralism Is Killing The Democrats
"How dare you say that" isn't a persuasive political argument.
Yet the side that has believed it can bully its way to victory on cultural issues by policing the debate in its favor continues to act as if it is one, even after getting soundly beaten in the election.
The Left's game has been to insist that everyone adopt its tendentious ...Read more
Trump Shows Demography Isn't Destiny
It turns out that everyone underestimated how a proposal for mass deportations could bring Americans together.
Donald Trump assembled the biggest, most diverse GOP coalition in decades while running further to the right on immigration, crime and the culture than perhaps any major-party presidential candidate in U.S. history.
Trump inveighed ...Read more
The Media On The Ballot
The presidential race is essentially tied, so if there's a small polling error here or there, the media could easily emerge victorious.
The press has been such an active participant in the Trump-Harris race that it will be a significant defeat for it if Trump prevails and a marked victory if he comes up short.
"It's The Sun Wot Won It" was ...Read more