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Trump’s Tariff Tantrum: Why a One-Two Punch on Canada and Generic Drugs Hurts America and the GOP
by Winston Wendell I’ve watched the White House do the same thing over and over: grab a tariff, call it “targeted,” and insist it’ll only hurt foreign rivals. But now, they’re rolling out up to 50% tariffs on $20 billion of Canadian goods and threatening a 100% duty on generic pharmaceuticals starting in 2028. It’s…
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Inside the Donald Trump’s $2B Conflicts of Interest
by Winston Wendell When I look at what’s happening in politics right now, I just can’t brush past the way presidential power seems tangled up with personal profit. People ask me all the time why President Trump is so dead set on shaping the story around midterm election integrity. It doesn’t feel like it’s just…
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Why Trump’s New Tariff Obsession is a Dangerous Gamble
The Tariff Trap: Why Trump’s Economic Obsession Risks a “Catastrophic” Reckoning by Winston Wendell Watching the latest news about Donald Trump and his planned wave of new tariffs, I can’t help but feel like we’ve seen this before—and not in a good way. Trump likes to talk up these tariffs, spinning them as a way…
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Donald Trump Heading for the Golf Course Instead of the Situation Room
The Disconnect: Leadership Challenges Amidst Escalating Conflict and Economic Strain by Winston Wendell The Middle East is inching toward a crisis. Two U.S. service members lost their lives this week, and the Pentagon confirmed it. All out war with Iran doesn’t just seem possible, it feels closer than it has in months. Meanwhile, inflation keeps…
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Trump’s Electronic Voting Machine Claims: The Real Security Risks Explained
by Winston Wendell Voting Machines and Election Security Watching election security evolve has been a strange ride, especially when high-profile politicians start making claims that shake people’s confidence in the whole system. Lately, Donald Trump has been all over the idea that America’s electronic voting machines are just waiting to be hacked. That’s got a…
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Rising Gas Prices: What It Means for Everyday Americans
by Winston Wendell Every time I see the numbers ticking higher at my local gas station, I get the strangest sense of déjà vu. We’ve gone through these price spikes before, but this time it feels heavier somehow, almost suffocating. The rising military tension with Iran, which has taken center stage for the Trump administration,…
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An Analysis of Trump’s Address on the 2020 Election
JUL 17, 2026 by Winston Wendell Trump’s 2020 Election Address: A First‑Person Dissection of Foreign‑Interference Claims, the SAVE America Act, and the “Deep State” Narrative When I watched President Donald Trump’s thirty-minute televised address on the 2020 election, I immediately recognized the pattern: a mix of familiar grievances, framing the world in geopolitical terms, and…
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Analysis of Upcoming Presidential Discourse on Electoral Integrity
Let’s keep to the facts By Winston Wendell I’m at my desk, coffee going cold next to a stack of briefing notes, trying to make sense of the noise before Trump’s primetime address on July 16, tonight. Networks keep dropping hints, he’ll talk about “integrity of the U.S. electoral process.” No surprise there. He’s been crying about…
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Senator Susan Collins’ ICE Vote and the Fatal Shooting of Johan Sebastián Guerrero
Biddeford, Maine is usually a quiet place. National tragedies—they don’t happen here. But then you see the headlines: 26-year-old Johan Sebastián Guerrero, shot and killed. This wasn’t random; no, it fits a larger, ugly pattern. He was a young father, a legal resident, a husband. Gone in a flash because of an operation that completely…
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The Art of the About-Face: A Critical Look at Lindsey Graham’s Political Evolution
American politics doesn’t usually give you a transformation as sharp, or as revealing as Lindsey Graham’s. Watching him shift in Washington has become almost surreal. The man bends with the wind, sure, but the cost of that flexibility has been his integrity. Just look at his record. Over the years, Graham has mostly acted like…
