The sad state of affairs is that our culture doesn't give a damn about children. We treat our children like political props to pass legislation, like meal tickets to get more welfare money from the government, like a "clump of cells," or racehorses hoping they make it big.

As Donald Trump reenters The White House for his second term, many factions will fall from power and influence. One of them will be the manosphere. The return of Donald Trump means the rise of tradcons and the inevitable fall of the manosphere.

Donald Trump and the MAGA movement are a threat to upend the corporate bureaucratic status quo in America. The corrupted powers that be tried to smear Trump's name and reputation, drain his wealth via frivolous lawsuits, put him in jail, and put a bullet in his head. They might leverage diversity to tear MAGA apart from the inside out.

In today's entertainment-obsessed culture, Taylor Swift has better security than Trump because she is more important—more important than the sick, the elderly, policymakers, schoolchildren, and children in the womb. Far more important than the American working class.

Freedom cities are as oxymoronic as unbiased opinions, virtual reality, militant pacifists, foreign nationals, and free healthcare.

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.

Seeking affirmation instead of information is as silly and destructive as building an upside-down skyscraper in New York City.

Irresponsible advocates for the Democrat party have destroyed journalistic credibility in this country. William Saletan of Slate adds another grain of sand to the heap.

Donald Trump laid out the Republican playbook for the next few years during yesterday's CPAC appearance. In a surgically precise hour and a half speech, the 45th President expounded on all of the necessary talking points, rekindling support from citizens and giving marching orders to his political allies.

Americans are suckers for a good underdog story. The story of Rocky Balboa is as American as guns, baseball and apple pie. Eli Manning's New York Giants teams live in NFL lore for defeating the evil empire New England Patriots twice. LeBron James was very much an underdog in the 2016 NBA Finals as his Cavaliers team took down the dynastic Golden State Warriors.