The American Revolution started with a truly radical idea, that of self-governance by the people, without a chosen elite.
The Battle of Gettysburg, besides being the decisive action of the War Between the States, is a reminder of American exceptionalism.
A certain woman in Austin, Texas held two jobs, one each with the city and state, with overlapping hours, and never told anyone.
The founder of USA Energy Workers speaks for those who provide the capacity for free people to act and build things.
As America turns 250, national pride has become the near-exclusive preserve of Republicans, not of Democrats.
In 2021 alone, private insurers scammed Medicare out of $462 million through false diagnoses of stroke, wildly inconsistent with treatment.
Wokeness in America is definitely not dead, as outrages against biological science and basic norms of liberty continue.
Wokeness continues in a deliberate attempt to deconstruct biological sex and insist that no such creatures as males or female exist.
Pennsylvania, and especially Philadelphia, are not serving their children well, and educational freedom would correct this.
America is an exceptional country, and that exceptionalism made our country great. A candidate lays out a program to restore it.