Tag: Politics
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September 2026: Eulogy for the Stripes Returns Under Proud Place Studios
I deliberately waited until after this solemn week of remembrance, which included the anniversary of Charlie Kirk’s death, the 25th anniversary of September 11, and the anniversary of the Benghazi attack, to share some meaningful news. For anyone interested in the behind-the-scenes of the business side of my author journey. Over the past several weeks,…
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The Fight Isn’t Over Until It’s Over
Across the West, the problem no longer feels isolated. It’s not just about speech, banking, education, crime, identity, or energy policy. It’s the cumulative effect of watching each institution stray further from truth, fairness, restraint, and common sense, while ordinary people are told to stay quiet, adapt, and act like they don’t see it. That…
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Stop Burning Clock
On trust, truth, and the duty to execute. After reflecting on what CPAC taught me, the harder question was no longer what I heard in the room. It was what responsible conservative leadership requires right now. Voters chose an agenda. The job now is to execute it. That should be the baseline. Not internal hierarchy…
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What CPAC Taught Me
Three lessons from my first CPAC. On the drive home from CPAC, my wife asked me what the three biggest things I learned were. The first was that the conference’s theme was Action over Words, and messaging focused on this. People are tired of platitudes, recycled talking points, and performance politics that never survive contact…