Frank McDonough

With West Virginia’s population reaping the benefits of practical economic policies and low taxes, and Virginia’s penchant for overtaxing, over-regulating, and eschewing traditional Virginia values, these divergent policy paths will redefine regional dynamics for years to come.

The president must act decisively—through prosecutions, troop deployments, or, if necessary, the Insurrection Act—to restore order and deter future rebellions.

The “Archie Bunker vote”—urban, white, working-class men—became a real political force in the 1972 election, signaling a shift toward Nixon’s silent majority. 

American Exceptionalism demands secure borders and equal justice under the law, not policies that appear to favor foreign-born lawbreakers over US citizens.

If January 6 warranted the term “insurrection,” so do these sustained, multi-city attacks on ICE operations.

The cost of this scheme is staggering, and Democrats don’t care. Taxpayers are footing the bill for billions in services—education, healthcare, housing, and legal aid—for illegal aliens.

In today’s Democratic Party, the policy doesn’t matter. Only the enemy does.