Bill Burr is correct about one thing—we should stop using outdated terms like liberal and conservative to divide us. But let's be honest here. Division is inevitable. The question should be, what's dividing us?

Illinois is no stranger to political drama. The latest soap opera features the ongoing rift between Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson and Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker, who is eyeing a run for The White House. But just like the streets on Wacker Drive, Pritzker's road to becoming the Democrat nominee in 2028 is filled with potholes that Johnson won't fix.

Thirty years ago, we had a better understanding of what justice is. Justice requires retribution. Criminals must pay for their actions. Murderers must pay for the blood they spill.

Chicago has become the poster child of the Democrat platform. Every major Democrat party stance and policy is being implemented in Chicago. Look at the results.

The Daily Wire separating from Candace Owens is a microcosm of the old liberal regime's repudiation of the conservative populist movement. The pristine narrative of "classical" liberalism has been fractured, much like the Republican narrative was destroyed in the 19th century.

For all the things Liberalism gets wrong and how often liberals are wrong about a variety of issues, sometimes they get it right. Contrary to popular conservative memes, all liberal women are not overweight, purple-haired, nose-ring-wearing, screaming lunatic libtards.

There is a list of insults I could probably hurl at Jen Psaki, but I will compliment her instead. She is smart and a talented orator. I just question her fashion choices. Next time she cast the Democrats' sins onto Republicans, she should wear a brown collared shirt.

"Whoever is new to power is always harsh." This is precisely why many modern black women are lashing out. Their newly-acquired power is being challenged.

Winners win. Losers lose. Such an easy concept to understand, but for some reason, hard to implement in practice.

We are comfortable with our political elites lying to us because we have become cozy with the idea that our little white lies are innocent and harmless.