Tag: america

Having surrendered its hard-won title as the “leader of the free world” for a transactional “America First” doctrine, the United States has traded its foundational moral authority for a chaotic, self-absorbed leadership that has moved the international community from admiration to a state of muted horror and pity.

America did not lose its strength or its soul; it lost its nerve, and 2026 is the year we either reclaim it with clarity and backbone or admit we were too comfortable to fight for what we inherited.

America First, as I see it, is not a slogan for exclusion or division, but a demand that our leaders put the American people first through servant leadership, transparent accountability, and a steady commitment to prosperity, security, fair healthcare, and basic human rights.

America First is not a slogan borrowed from the moment, but a throughline from the Founders’ hard-earned lessons that a nation survives and thrives only when it puts the safety, prosperity, equal justice, and unalienable rights of its own citizens at the center of every decision.

Lincoln led through crisis by aligning decisive action with a long horizon, turning the fight to save the Union into a moral campaign that advanced freedom and set the nation on a path toward equality.

America did not stumble into this moment of political violence by accident; it was led here by years of manufactured crises that traded real solutions for spectacle and left trust in ashes.

We’re one late-night mushroom cloud away from realizing the only fallout shelter most Americans have is their comments section.

America’s slide into authoritarianism mirrors regimes like Russia and China, and only by demanding transparency and accountability from our leaders and corporations can we hope to safeguard our democracy and freedoms before it’s too late.

So there I was, barreling down the empty highway in my purple Geo Metro, defying every asinine order Craig, the Chief of Staff, could throw at me.

In the throes of a world unraveling, I watched the towers fall through a haze of disbelief and Sonata, my mind a storm of military precision and civilian chaos.

The growing axis of Russia, China, North Korea, and Iran continue to up weapons production for future wars while the E.U. stagnates and America remains at a crossroads over its global foreign policy strategy. Contingencies must be put in place in lieu of uncertainty, but it is always important for Americans to remember to speak softly and carry a big stick.

In the heart of America, where freedom’s song echoes through the valleys and mountains, the Second Amendment stands as a steadfast guardian, a symbol of our unyielding spirit and an enduring testament to our forebears’ dreams of liberty and defiance against the chains of tyranny.