by Allan J. Feifer | Dec 16, 2025 | America Blog
The COVID era exposed and significantly accelerated a long-term institutional timidity that, combined with weak legislative processes, has increased the appeal of centralized, personality-driven leadership—an outcome that carries both political risks and governance...
by Allan J. Feifer | Dec 9, 2025 | America Blog
Pluralism without the wisdom to make determinative choices only ensures that the largest voting bloc wins, which (thanks to rampant immigration) won’t be the producer class much longer. Today, let’s examine how the old definition of pluralism evolved into...
by Allan J. Feifer | Dec 2, 2025 | America Blog
Alone, Donald Trump will not change our national mood. Tens of millions are permanently disenchanted. The America of today is light-years away from the America I grew up in. It’s not so much our demographics, or our failed education system, or our tilt towards...
by Allan J. Feifer | Nov 25, 2025 | America Blog
My entire life, I’ve understood politics as linear, extending from the far left to the far right. We dropped names —monikers, if you will —in various spots along the spectrum. Communists, socialists, anarchists, left-wing populists on the left,...
by Allan J. Feifer | Nov 17, 2025 | America Blog
Tuesday’s election results earlier in the month solidify in my mind that Republicans can’t identify and then key in on narratives they lose over and over. And it’s not about having the MSM in their back pocket either. The current battle royale over...
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