We need a lives-for-lives analysis of the public health costs of the Democrats’ lockdowns.

Citizens living in sanctuary cities effectively have more per capita voting power than their fellow Americans in suburban and rural areas. It’s enough to comprise Democrats’ entire majority margin in the House.

Why aren’t the epidemiological models used to justify the lockdowns also accounting for the grave public health risks of prolonged closures?

When half the working class is facing economic devastation and the other half still has to show up to work, are we really all in this together?

Our country should be governed with political power evenly allocated on a ‘one voter, one vote’ basis. However, to do that, we will need the data from the citizenship question on the census.

We must create visionary programs of our own, and they must center around slashing the bloated administrative and regulatory state bankrupting our country.

Conformity with leftist orthodoxy has been enforced in unsavory ways over the last century. Modern leftists might want to rethink their dogpile model, although history suggests they won’t.