Jay Rogers
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- Aug 30, 2026
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- Aug 7, 2026
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The Collection Plate and the Ballot Box (opens the original)
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How do you know a charity is legit? Follow the money. A new report does just that, and the findings are disturbing. I’ve spent thirty years tracking money through corporate structures for family offices, hedge funds, and courtrooms. As a designated expert witness in fiduciary duty cases, I’ve testified about a simple principle: When someone holds money for a stated purpose, he doesn’t get to divert it to something else. Charities operate under a version of that promise. Donate to a “nonpartisan”
We traded a republic for a catalogue of entitlements (opens the original)
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If the Democratic Socialists take over the United States, it will be because too many citizens didn’t bother to learn the Constitution. The Federalist Papers were op-eds. Alexander Hamilton, James Madison, and John Jay wrote 85 of them for New York newspapers over a single year, publishing under a pseudonym, addressed to ordinary citizens who had a vote and needed a reason to use it wisely. Hamilton wrote 51 of the 85 himself, often finishing a piece the night before it ran while practicing law
How conservatives avoid another ‘Red Scare’ drubbing (opens the original)
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Politics > Democratic Socialists Link copied Let’s not summon the ghost of Joe McCarthy. To beat the Democratic Socialists, we must be smarter. Six hundred Democratic Socialists spent last weekend in a Chicago ballroom telling one another they were winning. For once, they weren’t exaggerating. A new CNN poll found that a third of Democrats and Democratic-leaning independents now call themselves Democratic Socialists, and delegates at the DSA’s convention left Chicago having knocked off two House
Six justices just told schools to ask first (opens the original)
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Public schools will have to allow parents to opt out of LGBT propaganda. A handful of Muslim, Catholic, and Ukrainian Orthodox parents in Montgomery County, Maryland asked their school board for something that used to be unremarkable: Tell us before our six-year-old reads a storybook about a same-sex wedding, and let us opt out if we object. The board said no. On June 27, 2025, the Supreme Court told the board it was wrong, by a vote of 6-3. That case, Mahmoud v. Taylor, didn’t hand parents a re
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