Connor Appelboom
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- Sep 18, 2026
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Will the midterms be a repeat of 2022? (opens the original)
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Some are comparing the coming elections to the 2006 midterm elections. Then, Democrats rode to victory due to an unpopular war in the Middle East and an unpopular Republican president. It is believed they will again 20 years later, thanks to the Iran war, despite our allegedly winning it over 60 times. With a divisive war abroad, economic trouble, and an unpopular president, it’s easy to see why 2026 is expected to be a blowout win for the Democrats and a replay of 2006. Join Washington Examiner
Trump just made beef cheaper. Why is Thomas Massie angry? (opens the original)
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Last week, President Donald Trump made one of the greatest trade decisions of his administration: he got rid of a tariff. Trump is now allowing beef to be imported into the country without any monetary fine from the state. This will increase our beef supply and reduce the price we pay to acquire it. This is a major win and a refreshing change of course. Tariffs, as anyone who understands economics knows, raise prices. If foreign businesses want to stay in the country and maintain their profits,
Why are socialists unfazed by their abysmal historical record? (opens the original)
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The rise of the Democratic Socialists of America has made it clear that socialism endures, even after a century of catastrophic failure. There has never been a successful socialist country, but American socialists have won many of their biggest victories yet this year, most recently in Michigan. Their platform involves much public (state) ownership of things, just as historical socialism has. If someone ever tries to tell you otherwise, remember this passage from The Communist Manifesto: “The pr
Andrew Tate is a man's feminist (opens the original)
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In a rare instance of cracking down on Muslim rapists, the United Kingdom is seeking the extradition of influencer Andrew Tate from the United States. After much time allowing the alleged rapist and human trafficker to hide out on American soil, the U.S. has finally arrested him and moved forward with extradition. Tate’s saga, and the ideas and trends that made him famous, reveal the sorry state of guy-girl relations today. Sitting at over 10 million followers on X, Tate is a manosphere kingpin,
Christopher Nolan had the Muses on his side (opens the original)
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Christopher Nolan, perhaps the greatest director in the world, is back with another winner. The man behind Oppenheimer (2023) now gives us The Odyssey, a movie adaptation of Homer’s ancient epic. The film is already a massive success. Making $264 million in its first week alone and sitting at 95% and above on Rotten Tomatoes, it has the chance to become Nolan’s most successful ever. Join Washington Examiner for unlimited access to the news, analysis, and commentary that matter most. This is actu
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