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  1. Article · Sep 29, 2026 · Michael SwartzContributor

    What Happens if Democrats Win? (opens the original)

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    Well, for one thing, Impeachment 3.0. For another, an election win will validate Democrats’ push to the radical socialist Left. By Michael Swartz · September 29, 2026https://patriotpost.us/articles/1001400-what-happens-if-democrats-win Those of us who live in blue states with Democrat representatives remember how they were so proud of what they did to Donald Trump at the end of his first term, hoping to pave the way to total control in 2020, with a media-aided strategy of obfuscate, obstruct, an

  2. Article · Sep 15, 2026 · Michael SwartzContributor

    Rubio’s South America (opens the original)

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    The secretary of state could leave a foreign policy legacy in the Americas that would position him well for higher office. By Michael Swartz · September 15, 2026https://patriotpost.us/articles/1000957-rubios-south-america Remember way back in 2016 when Donald Trump called one of his opponents “Little Marco”? After being one of the speed bumps for Trump in the GOP nomination, Rubio returned to the Senate and honed his political craft enough to earn President Trump’s respect. The son of Cuban immi

  3. Article · Sep 8, 2026 · Michael SwartzContributor

    Even After Almost a Century, Dems Still Want to Pack the Court (opens the original)

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    Thinking that something is unlikely now is insufficient to stop it, especially when the idea has become a foundational “progressive” one. By Michael Swartz · September 8, 2026https://patriotpost.us/articles/1000743-even-after-almost-a-century-dems-still-want-to-pack-the-court Students of history can remember the era when President Franklin D. Roosevelt got so angry at the Supreme Court, which kept thwarting his ambitious plans, that he proposed legislation that could have added up to six new mem

  4. Article · Sep 1, 2026 · Michael SwartzContributor

    Why Fentanyl Deaths Are Down (Hint: China) (opens the original)

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    It’s never good news when tens of thousands of Americans die, but the death toll of fentanyl has declined precipitously, and that’s welcome. By Michael Swartz · September 1, 2026https://patriotpost.us/articles/1000579-why-fentanyl-deaths-are-down-hint-china Back in January, our Emmy Griffin wrote about the “fentanyl drought” and concluded that she hoped it would continue. The good news: it has. And it’s nice that we can distribute credit rather than blame, as it can be shared among many factors.

  5. Article · Aug 25, 2026 · Michael SwartzContributor

    California Tire Regulations Create Skid Marks (opens the original)

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    Replacement tires in a few years will be even more of an expensive headache because of the ecofascists in the Golden State. By Michael Swartz · August 25, 2026https://patriotpost.us/articles/130167-california-s-foolish-tire-regulation If you’re still a driver in California, you’re saddled with some of the highest gas prices, highest gas taxes, and worst roads in the nation. The state government decided to address the issue — not by lowering gas taxes or increasing supplies, but by imposing new r

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