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The Wild Man: Eugene Talmadge

This essay is the third entry in the “Great Statesmen Series,” covering the woefully forgotten Eugene Talmadge from the Peach

We’re reaching a geopolitical inflection point. The proxy war against the Russian Federation, in order to facilitate its dismemberment, is

The Mississippi county 120 miles due west of my native Wayne County is Lincoln County. I’m not sure why it

I am writing this shortly after a transgender maniac murdered six Christians – three of them children – at a

It really Is that simple

An old woman asked the purposed form of American government: “Well, Doctor, what do we have, a republic, or a

I once attended a leadership conference that changed the way I view things. It altered the way I approach things

One ongoing debate within Southern Nationalism is which states should be included in a Free Dixie. There are some states

Suburban homogenization spreads like kudzu from the urban taproots of places like Nashville, Atlanta, and Greenville. Attracted by cheap land

“The contest is not over, the strife is not ended. It has only entered on a new and enlarged arena.”