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Jay RogersAmerican Thinker |
In 2023, a California school board became a national story when a conservative majority twice rejected state-approved curriculum over a lesson...
I have spent thirty years in rooms where real money changes hands — structuring private credit deals, managing family office portfolios, and...
The anti-suffrage movement made many arguments. Women lacked the capacity for reasoned political judgment. Voting would corrupt feminine virtue. The...
Every time Democrats want to shut down a policy debate, they reach for the same emergency brake.
The 17th Amendment didn't start the federal expansion of the past century, but it cleared the institutional space that made it possible.
Somewhere between the garage stacked with classified documents and the latest courtroom filing, Joe Biden decided the American people no longer...
Only two countries on earth allow drug companies to advertise prescription medications directly to the public: the United States and New Zealand. New...
On January 20, 2025, hours before handing over power, President Biden issued preemptive pardons for Anthony Fauci, General Mark Milley, and every...
The men who wrote the Constitution never imagined Congress as a permanent address.
The jury decision closes the courthouse door. The IRS is still open. A nine-person jury in Oakland ruled last week that Elon Musk waited too long to...
Over Memorial Day weekend, I watched the new Lord of the Flies on Netflix and found myself thinking back to high school, when I first read William...
Build the fund. Invest it wisely and hand the next generation something worth inheriting.
Last week, in the East Room of the White House, Kevin Warsh took the oath of office and became the 11th chairman of the Federal Reserve in the modern...
I was sitting in a theater in 2006 watching An Inconvenient Truth, wondering whether Al Gore had turned a legitimate environmental concern into a...
The Fourteenth Amendment says what it means. "No state shall...deny to any person within its jurisdiction the equal protection of the laws."...
The Twenty-Second Amendment fixed the presidency. Congress stayed broken. Ratified in 1951, two years after Franklin Roosevelt's death, the...
The Second Amendment is the most litigated right in the Constitution right now. That's not because the doctrine is unclear. It's because...
There is an accountability gap at the center of public pension governance that is structural, not merely partisan.
Thirty-plus years in courtrooms as a designated expert witness and a lifetime coaching young men on rugby and football fields teaches you something...
The Trump administration has now logged more than twelve consecutive months of zero interior releases at the border, removed upward of 675,000...
The Bay Area Council just released its March 2026 “economic impact” study warning that stepped-up ICE enforcement under President Trump will...
Senate's Pay-Withholding Vote Is a Small but Real Step Toward Accountability Senate's Pay-Withholding Vote Is a Small but Real Step Toward...
The State Department’s May 11 rejection of the U.N.’s International Migration Review Forum declaration isn’t symbolic. It’s a statement of...
April 15 used to feel like a predictable transaction. These days, with the Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration confirming that the IRS...
"I'm as mad as hell, and I'm not going to take this anymore!" Peter Finch delivered that line repeatedly as Howard Beale in the 1976 film "Network."...
After three decades sitting across conference tables from founders who built real companies from scratch, I hear the same worry time and again — the...
SpaceX filed its confidential S-1 with the SEC on April 1, 2026, targeting a $1.75 trillion valuation and a $75 billion raise in what analysts project...
The U.S. Supreme Court heard arguments on April 1 in Barbara v. Trump, the case challenging President Trump’s executive order restricting automatic...
On April 25, 2026, a 31-year-old Caltech-trained engineer from Torrance, California, checked into the Washington Hilton the day before the White House...
The pattern is familiar to anyone who has lived in California since the 1990s.
I have spent thirty years in the rooms where American capital actually lives — structuring financial transactions, advising single-family offices,...
Picture yourself at the kitchen table on a Saturday morning, coffee getting cold, sorting through the mail. Among the usual suspects—credit card...
The Supreme Court’s ruling this week in Louisiana v. Callais changed the calculation. The 6-3 decision, written by Justice Alito, gutted Section 2...
A Portland jury handed down a ruling last week that should jolt every American who still believes local law enforcement will shield them from...
After thirty years in private capital markets and family office consulting, I know a compounding problem when I see one. The CDC's 2025...
Senator Chris Murphy (D-CT) did not mean to hand conservatives a gift. During a 2024 MSNBC appearance, he told host Chris Hayes that Democratic...
New reports suggest that maybe the patient is starting to recognize that he has a disease.
Last week, Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas walked into Hogg Memorial Auditorium at the University of Texas at Austin and said out loud what most...
I cast my first ballot in 1986, standing in line at a Stamford, Connecticut polling place on a raw November morning, feeling like I had just joined...
On Tuesday, April 21, the Department of Justice unsealed an 11-count federal indictment against the Southern Poverty Law Center. Prosecutors allege...
A referee who applies the rules differently depending on who is wearing what jersey is not being fair; they are being corrupt. I spent enough time...
The Census Bureau numbers released in January 2026 do not lie. California, New York, and Illinois are on track to shed a combined six or more House...
President Trump signed an executive order on Saturday that could change the trajectory of thousands of lives. Standing in the Oval Office alongside...
Last August 12, on Florida’s Turnpike near Fort Pierce, Harjinder Singh attempted an illegal U-turn through an “Official Use Only” median cut....
Open borders was never an act of compassion. It was a wealth-transfer from taxpayers to the cartels — worst actors on the planet.
The April 16, 2026 announcement of a 4,000-acre Economic Security Zone inside the Philippines' Luzon Economic Corridor passed largely without...
On April 13, 2026, two members of Congress announced their resignations within hours of each other — not out of conscience, but because expulsion...
In an era of unprecedented prosperity, America finds itself fracturing under the weight of a force it largely manufactured: grievance culture. Defined...
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