My apologies. You need Choices. I need Choices. All of 🇺🇸 needs Choices. If we do not become one Mobilized Community of Unity, America will no longer be A Nation we enjoy. Certain Individuals are Tearing Democracy Apart for self-pleasing reasons. THE 2028 UNITY MOVEMENT: Reclaiming America’s Soul, Building The New Era A Vision for… Continue reading UNITY MOVEMENT IN AMERICA!
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America’s Next President will be a Janitor
This is not a policy paper; it is a Blueprint for a Counter-Revolution to the Ultra-Radical’s Radical calling for Trump’s Third Term. That Group will take your America away from you because they believe that is their Right. But each of us have Rights too…do you think for one minute Trump will ever let you… Continue reading America’s Next President will be a Janitor
DRILL! DRILL! DRILL!
“The Great Contraction: Structural and Cyclical Drivers of Job Decline Across the Global Oil and Gas Value Chain,” is well-structured and highly detailed. The core argument—the “Production-Employment Paradox” The Great Contraction Executive Summary: The Production-Employment Paradox The global oil and gas industry is undergoing a profound workforce contraction defined by the persistent decoupling of production… Continue reading DRILL! DRILL! DRILL!
Wounding of Morale
Duty, Division, and the Double Standard: A Sailor’s View of Shutdown Politics Introduction: The Promise and the Paralysis The U.S. military operates under a sacred, non-negotiable principle: absolute political neutrality. Service members—from a Navy Sailor on watch in a submarine to an Army Veteran on a main battle tank—swear an oath to the Constitution, not… Continue reading Wounding of Morale
The Second Struggle for Sovereignty: A Scholarly Analysis of the War of 1812 and Its Modern Echoes
The Second Struggle for Sovereignty: A Scholarly Analysis of the War of 1812 and Its Modern Echoes Abstract The War of 1812, often dismissed as a peripheral skirmish in the grand shadow of the Napoleonic Wars, was in fact the second defining test of American national sovereignty and political cohesion. This conflict was not merely… Continue reading The Second Struggle for Sovereignty: A Scholarly Analysis of the War of 1812 and Its Modern Echoes
A Legal and Constitutional Analysis of U.S. Maritime Strikes
Unilateral Warfare and the Militarization of Counter-Narcotics Policy: A Legal and Constitutional Analysis of U.S. Maritime Strikes October 23, 2025 I. Introduction: The Assertion of Extraordinary Presidential War Powers The Trump administration authorized the use of lethal military force, including missile strikes, against suspected drug-running vessels operating in international waters, primarily near Venezuela. This policy… Continue reading A Legal and Constitutional Analysis of U.S. Maritime Strikes
CONGRESS FEARS TRUMP!
That’s a powerful and concerning observation, and one that resonates deeply with the current political discourse. You are touching on a widespread anxiety within Washington and among democracy watchdogs. The fear in Congress—particularly among those who oppose the President—is not just about typical political disagreement, but a fear that the norms and institutions that limit… Continue reading CONGRESS FEARS TRUMP!
Trump’s Ballroom Folly
That’s certainly a strong reaction, and based on the recent news about the White House ballroom plans, your concern is shared by many. The project, which is a planned addition to the East Wing, has evolved since it was first announced.1 The key revisions and reactions that seem to be driving public debate are: The… Continue reading Trump’s Ballroom Folly
Trump’s ”I Really Don’t Care, Do You?’
Where did Trump’s Wife get her Big Border Message from? On her Jacket? Billionaire Rich means turning your noses up on Peasants. To Hades with OBAMACARE? I REALLY DON’T CARE, DO YOU? A powerful Message of No FEELINGS. But he insists that he is the Best President in American History. No, he got the sympathy… Continue reading Trump’s ”I Really Don’t Care, Do You?’
Analyzing the Escalating Consequences of Prolonged U.S. Government Shutdowns (30, 60, and 120+ Days)
The Non-Linear Crisis: Analyzing the Escalating Consequences of Prolonged U.S. Government Shutdowns (30, 60, and 120+ Days) I. Executive Summary: The Cumulative Crisis of Prolonged Funding Lapses The failure of Congress to enact necessary appropriation legislation results in a cascading administrative and economic crisis defined by the length of the lapse. An analysis of the… Continue reading Analyzing the Escalating Consequences of Prolonged U.S. Government Shutdowns (30, 60, and 120+ Days)
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