As Donald Trump reenters The White House for his second term, many factions will fall from power and influence. One of them will be the manosphere. The return of Donald Trump means the rise of tradcons and the inevitable fall of the manosphere.

Donald Trump and the MAGA movement are a threat to upend the corporate bureaucratic status quo in America. The corrupted powers that be tried to smear Trump's name and reputation, drain his wealth via frivolous lawsuits, put him in jail, and put a bullet in his head. They might leverage diversity to tear MAGA apart from the inside out.

It's a pattern as old as time. Progressives figure out what they hate and try to tear it down, marching forward aimlessly in the name of "progress," trampling traditional norms. It is the opposite of conservatism. Conservatives know how to build beautiful things that can weather the test of time. We figure out what we love and conserve its beauty and prestige. That is my concern with Turning Point USA's AmericaFest and the overall future of the MAGA movement.

Thirty years ago, we had a better understanding of what justice is. Justice requires retribution. Criminals must pay for their actions. Murderers must pay for the blood they spill.

The longer conservative commentators remain silent on Israel's Law of Return loophole, the more credibility they will lose, the more scrutiny Jews will face, and the louder the anti-Israel sentiments will become.

Chicago has become the poster child of the Democrat platform. Every major Democrat party stance and policy is being implemented in Chicago. Look at the results.

In today's entertainment-obsessed culture, Taylor Swift has better security than Trump because she is more important—more important than the sick, the elderly, policymakers, schoolchildren, and children in the womb. Far more important than the American working class.

Nevertheless, it got me thinking: where did the black person/monkey/ape stereotype come from? I've seen and heard plenty of white people get called "mayo monkeys". George W. Bush was portrayed as a monkey by the media, including in the animated series Family Guy. So why does the stereotype stick to black people?

Victoria Spartz (R-IN) appears to have a functioning backbone. I admit I had never heard of Spartz until a few days ago. Now, her name is everywhere. She is making the rounds on the conservative media circuit. After conducting my research on Spartz, three things jump off the page.

If you know anything about Illinois politics, then the accusations facing the village of Dolton Mayor Tiffany Henyard are not surprising. Likewise, if you know anything about black Americans and their obsession with Egypt, then you understand how Henyard got into power.