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A Dog Barks, I Listen

I’ve never planned a war before, but if given the task, there are basic metrics I’d expect. For example, artillery.

Brothers and sisters, have you ever been tempted to give up the fight? Have ever been so weary that you

After a Kemp victory last November, Georgia’s political future has become clearer. While many people called Georgia a “blue state”

Beautiful Loser Syndrome (BLS) is when someone does something that they know will result in defeat because to do otherwise

The war in Ukraine was over before it started. This has nothing to do with the Ukrainian people – most

When America keeps harping about China invading Taiwan by a certain date, what’s really going on is that it’s going

Book Review of The Honorable Cause: A Free South (2023), Padraig Martin, editor From a faraway European perspective, it may sound odd

Anyone familiar with the situation and actually considers a military confrontation between the U.S. and China to be a feasible

“One day Saint Polycarp saw the ruler sitting in his chair and watching as the blood of Christians flowed like

We live in a system with rhetorical guardrails on our political and social discourse intended to keep Heritage Americans moving