by Jeb Smith

August 27, 2025 - In The Dictator’s Handbook, Why Bad Behavior is Almost Always Good Politics, Professors Bruce Bueno de Mesquita and Alastair Smith look at historical examples as well as modern ones and conclude successful politicians do not gain power by helping “We the People,” but by knowing how to gain and maintain it. This is done primarily through supporting the correct coalition of backers. To maintain their power, they must use the funds government access provides and divvy them to supporters who brought them to power and will keep them there.
Those with the longest and most “successful” careers are willing to hand out benefits and engage in corrupt actions. Those held back by moral concerns are thus disadvantaged by those with no such handicap. Ruthlessness is best.

Colonel Douglas MacGregor addresses the meeting between United States President Donald J. Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin regarding the war between Russia and Ukraine. Colonel MacGregor shoots down the official lies being promoted by lying media outlets. This video presentation brings fresh perspective to the issue while destroying the propaganda machine that has been manipulating the truth for so long. Mario Nawfal reports.

New poll numbers go from bad to worse for President Donald J. Trump, as his MAGA base - who signed on for "no more wars" and "America First" - are increasingly disappointed watching the nightmare unfolding in Gaza, while Trump continues to back Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's slaughter. Conservatives inside and outside Congress are increasingly vocal over the harm being done by Trump's continued support of Israeli actions. Patriot Dr. Ron Paul reports.

Would give Republicans a massive advantage in 2026 midterms.

WASHINGTON (PNN) - August 2, 2025 - The U.S. Supreme Court signaled on Friday that it is likely to rehear Louisiana v. Callais, a case that challenges the idea of race-based congressional districts. If they rule against this, other states are going to follow.