American Thinker

“Trump Will Fix It,” the campaign sticker says. If President Trump is serious about fixing things, then he should turn to reforming monetary policy. The U.S. dollar is broken. It is not a stable measure of value, the economy cannot shake a persistent condition of inflation, and a major government debt crisis looms. All of these maladies have their cause in a sick currency. A remedy is available. Our ancestors used it.

The November election brought numerous hotly debated topics to the ballot. Controversial issues on the 2024 ballot were ranked choice voting (RCV), non-citizen voting, abortion rights, and the legalization of recreational marijuana. As far as the issues go, voters favored abortion as a constitutional right in six of nine states that voted on the measure. The other measures were largely rejected.

I recently watched a podcast where Ben Shapiro was asked to say two things he liked about Kamala Harris.

Donald Trump needs to protect the Second Amendment with Senate leadership choices who won't negotiate our rights away.

On November 5, America resoundingly rejected the hateful race rhetoric and divisive lies of Democrat identity politics. This included record numbers of black and Hispanic voters disenchanted by the election-year promises of Democrats that translate into deteriorating economic opportunities for racial minorities. But Bernie-blue Vermont didn't get the memo, and has continued to shamelessly push anti-MAGA propaganda spewed by the mainstream media — in

How do you deport the roughly twenty million individuals living illegally in the United States? For a lot of reasons, this will be a huge challenge, and likely a costly one – when was the last time the government did anything even remotely correct without it busting the budget?

Clint Eastwood's recent directorial effort Juror #2 received strong reviews from critics and blandishments from the audiences. Rotten Tomatoes summarized the critic's opinion about the film:

As my late mother used to say, reality will eventually hit you between the eyes. She was a lot less diplomatic in how she said it in Spanish but we got the point. I think she would scream at a Democrats today: I'm Latina not Latinex you fool, or something like that.

For the first time since 2018, and only the third time since the 1950s, the GOP will control all three seats of elected power in this country: the House, the Senate, and the Presidency. That's about as much of a mandate as anyone can ask for.

You know what? I'll give it to them. The Democrat party once ran a hustle of progressive yet reasonable policies. These policies consisted of issues ranging from less spending on the military, more representation for minorities, more spending toward social welfare programs, more gun control, universal healthcare, and more dollars for future alternative energies. Republicans usually resisted these policies, but in the eyes of most moderate Americans, they were simply “reasonable.” These were policies that Americans voted for in 2008 and 2012 during the back-to-back elections of Barack Obama.