March 2022

Following a call to arms by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, at least 16,000 volunteers from 52 countries around the world are arriving in Ukraine to join the ranks of its defenders.

Scholars and pundits frequently cite hyper-partisanship and public polarization, but a sober look at the evidence tells a different story.

Ukrainians will fight for as long as it takes to evict the Russians. The only question is when and at what cost. By now, Putin knows this.

If we forsake Ukraine now, we would forsake the values that our forbearers fought and died for in the last great assault on democracy.

While nine out of 13 respondents thought Biden struck the right tone when speaking to his experience and understanding of the economic issues they face, only four respondents actually believed that his plans would get inflation under control.

Russia’s historical role in the region changed the lives of many Floridians forever. Glib attempts to recast Putin as somehow aligned with America’s and Florida’s interests suggests a reckless case of amnesia.

When prosecutors for the Department of Justice opened their case against Texas “Three Percenter” Guy Wesley Reffitt this week, they essentially put their entire January 6 strategy on trial.

Just a few weeks ago, it seemed inconceivable that Russia would invade Ukraine. This is the 21st century after all, and invading another sovereign country seemed like such an antiquated approach to conflict resolution.

Biden publicly committed to nominate his next Supreme Court pick based on gender and race is essentially affirmative action – or “diversity, equity and inclusion” (DEI) by another name.

If consumers had more options and transparency around the breeding and sale of pets, that would reduce demand and reform such a cruel industry. It’s not so far-fetched and there is a solution on the table in Pennsylvania called “Victoria’s Law.”