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The Rise of Virginia’s Political Importance

Over the past few weeks, in both interviews and through my writings, I have stated that the Republican nominee for

Former South Carolina Governor Nimarata (Nikki) Haley has announced she is running for president in 2024, becoming the second Republican

In 1948, President Harry S. Truman signed Executive Order 9981 banning racial segregation in the U.S. military. Given the preponderance

At the time of this writing, the Republicans look set to win the House, while the Senate will likely remain

As I watch Heritage America gear up for the Empire’s annual brouhaha, I also am hearing about the “Red Wave”

After the “Trumping of Trump” in Georgia, I’ve seen much criticism and black pilling from the “MAGA” crowd and the

As we settle into spring in Georgia, we’re also seeing our governor’s race heat up. Former President Trump, who’d like

I wrote an article a while back that America is not a nation. It is a fairly constant thought I

If Southerners are to continue to hold statewide sway, we must be willing to evolve our political systems to fit

Georgia has been in the headlines quite a lot over the past year. As a Georgian, this is surprising to