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January - December 2025Uncle Sam is hurtling toward a fiscal cliff with his foot on the accelerator: America's economy has racing towards the cliff faster and faster as the years go by and the edge is finally within sight, writes Mike MaharreyWith MAGA in charge, new 'RINO removal project' targets sellout Republicans: Plenty of Republicans over the years have forgotten which party they actually belong to and undermined the cause of the right. Rachel Alexander says a new project is taking aim at them Catch the left violating their own "book of rules" in the climate debate: Tom Harris continues his series examining how the right and climate skeptics can use Saul Alinsky's Rules for Radicals against their political opponents to reveal their dishonesty and hypocrisy "Third parties" in Canada -- updated to 2025 (Part Two): Mark Wegierski looks mainly at "third parties" in Quebec Joe Biden's disgraceful departure: Mark Alexander believes that in order to clean up the mess Joe Biden made over the past four years, Donald Trump must also clean up the mess that made Joe Biden In celebration of twenty-two years at Enter Stage Right -- Bionote of Mark Wegierski (Part Four): Mark Wegierski presents a fairly extensive biography, mainly listing here his record of publications over his entire life, and conference participation since 2008 Pandering to Islamist terror and extremism will bring down western Christianity: Pope Francis recently met with an Iranian cleric with heavy ties to the theocratic government in that country and Tirza Shorr argues that his -- and Christianity's increasing -- pandering to Islamism is a big mistake Mine, baby, mine!: Western and Alaskan mineral exploration is key to American defense, security and resurgence, says Paul Driessen The Palisades fire and the progressive Гњberklasse: The fires engulfing parts of California are little different from Mao's Cultural Revolution, argue Todd Gregory and Erik Gregory, with the people paying the price for progressive policies The City of Lies: Today Donald Trump is once again inaugurated as the President of the United States and J. K. Baltzersen imagines his ideal speech -- greatest speech ever -- delivered by the businessman-turned-politician Prosecute Michael Byrd for killing Ashli Babbitt: Mark Alexander calls out what he says as the hypocritical proliferation of two-tiered justice, one tier for tens of thousands of Demo rioters and another for the J6 protesters "Third parties" in Canada -- updated to 2025 (Part One): Mark Wegierski begins a series exploring the lower tier of Canadian politician parties with a look mainly at the Reform Party of Canada To win the climate debate, we must use the same tools that were used to defeat science and common sense: Saul Alinsky's Rules for Radicals has been used as a club by the left for decades. Tom Harris argues that it's time for climate science skeptics to begin using the same tool set to fight back Innocence amid corruption: The aesthetic politics of David Lynch: A titan of American cinema died last week and many tributes deservedly flowed from previous collaborators and admirers. Thomas M. Sipos discusses David Lynch's various efforts and the complex, sometimes contrarian themes they explored Equity vs. excellence: How modern education policies are failing students: America's school system has long had its issues but in recent years, student performance has tumbled sharply. Christopher Arps says you can lay the blame at least in part on the drive for equity over excellence In celebration of twenty-two years at Enter Stage Right -- Bionote of Mark Wegierski (Part Three): Mark Wegierski presents a fairly extensive biography, chronicling his achievements from the 1990s to the 2020s Conservative attorney reveals extent of 'bizarre targeting' by RINO Maricopa County attorney and state bar: If you thought that it was just the Democrats who used bar associations to target conservative lawyers, you'd be wrong. Rachel Alexander reports on an Arizona lawyer whose being targeted by Republicans Debt, bonds and gold: Has the Federal Reserve overdone it?: Rate cuts would presumably mean lower yields for Treasury bonds and yet, writes Mike Maharrey, the exact opposite has happened. He explains why Scapegoating climate to hide callous government malfeasance: Paul Driessen argues that abject failures from Joe Biden, Gavin Newsom, the LAFD and others can no longer be ignored thanks to the Los Angeles wildfires The biggest Biden/Harris lie: America deserves a full accounting of Joe Biden's mental incapacitation while serving as the country's president, writes Mark Alexander How to resolve the H-1B visa controversy dividing MAGA: The past few weeks have seen prominent Republicans square up over the issue of H-1B visas and Rachel Alexander believes there is one way to bring both sides together A brief history of conservative publications in Canada -- updated to 2025 (Part Two): Mark Wegierski looks at the mid-1990s when conservative media in Canada seemed about to begin prospering, and beyond Recession watch: Are Americans close to hitting their credit card limits?: Experts are falling over themselves proclaiming the strength of the American economy but Mike Maharrey argues that there are some worrisome signs in consumer debt DEI is the problem: Forbes recently attacked opponents of DEI and essentially described them as race baiters, something that Stefan Padfield -- one of the indirect targets of the essay -- takes extreme issue with In celebration of twenty-two years at Enter Stage Right -- Bionote of Mark Wegierski (Part Two): Mark Wegierski presents a fairly extensive biography, looking at his achievements in the 1980s Time for a post-Al Sharpton agenda for the black community: Money flowing from Kamala Harris' failed presidential campaign to Al Sharpton highlights the need for the black community to move on from the activist, argues Donna Jackson The election of Lebanon's new president: A symbol of Hizbullah's declining political power: The recent victory of General Joseph K. Aoun for the presidency of Lebanon shows that Hizbullah is rapidly fading in that country's political scene, says Yoni Ben Menachem New York's anti-fossil fuel shakedown could spread to other states: New York Gov. KathyВ Hochul recently signed into law a measure that would allow her to fine oil companies tens of billions of dollars. Bonner Cohen says it's probably only the beginning of a titanic money grab A brief history of conservative publications in Canada-- updated to 2025 (Part One): Mark Wegierski looks at the Mulroney Years and their aftermath In celebration of twenty-two years at Enter Stage Right -- Bionote of Mark Wegierski (Part One): Mark Wegierski presents a fairly extensive biography, focusing here on his achievements in the 1960s and 1970s Will AI cause mass deflation?: Artificial Intelligence has promised many things -- some realistic, others not so much -- but Peter St. Onge believes that unless governments screw it up with regulation and out-dated economic policies, it could revolutionise existence for everyone Failing Iranian state gives growing opportunity for regime change: Iran seems to have its fingers in every Middle Eastern pie and is billed as a regional power but Dr. Dan Diker believes the reality is that the Persian nation is actually teetering on the edge of collapse How has Russia used gold to support its wartime economy?: To be sure, international sanctions have absolutely hammered the Russian economy in recent years but Mike Maharrey argues the country is still able to operate around the world, and part of that is due to its stockpiles of gold |
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