THEFEDERALIST (Brianna Lyman) - Left-Wing Violence Is Still An Existential Threat To The Republic
Left-wing violence is still a threat to this country.
Left-wing violence is still a threat to this country.
By Jay Rogers If the Democratic Socialists take over the United States, it will be because too many citizens didn’t bother to learn the Constitution.
The NPVIC would be the type of interstate compact requiring congressional consent, and Congress can act now by expressly denying consent to the compact through ordinary legislation. The post The National Popular Vote Interstate Compact: A Backdoor Attempt to Rewrite the Constitution Without Amending It appeared first on The Center for Renewing America .
Why Congress Should Act Before It Is Too Late For decades, efforts to abolish the Electoral College have failed because the Constitution requires a constitutional amendment to fundamentally change the method of electing the president. Rather than pursue Article V, supporters have adopted a different strategy: the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact (NPVIC). The compact requires participating states to award all of their electoral votes to the winner of the national popular vote, regardless of how their own citizens voted. Once states totaling 270 electoral votes join, the compact takes effect automatically, effectively replacing the Electoral College with a national popular vote without changing a single word of the Constitution.…Open
AI:The National Popular Vote Interstate Compact (NPVIC) represents a calculated, backdoor maneuver designed to bypass the Article V amendment process and effectively dismantle the Electoral College. This radical scheme attempts to rewrite the foundational structure of our Republic through mere interstate agreements rather than following constitutional mandates. By forcing states to award electoral votes based on a national popular tally, these activists seek to subvert the will of individual states. Congress has the immediate authority to stop this unconstitutional power grab by passing ordinary legislation to expressly deny consent to the compact, preventing a total systemic overhaul driven by those who refuse to play by the rules.Open
By David DeMay The price of American speed won't be cheap.
By Matthew G. Andersson The warrior culture of Sparta, and the effort that went into winning World War II have much to teach us.
AI:Leland Vittert dismantles the far-left media’s absurd attempt to equate ICE enforcement with Nazi Germany, a tactic used by mainstream outlets to diminish the actual horrors of the Holocaust while criminalizing American sovereignty. Meanwhile, Scott Bessent is preparing economic warfare against Iran that will make current sanctions look like child's play, signaling a massive shift in how this administration handles global threats. As China races to dominate AI and higher education continues its rapid descent into leftist indoctrination, the nation faces a fundamental crisis of identity. The current state of the Republic demands a return to the Spartan warrior ethos and the uncompromising total mobilization seen during World War II to…Open
Professor Penn and Royce break down Minnesota’s primary results after Michele Tafoya defeated Royce, questioning the crowded Republican field, establishment influence, and election integrity. Royce declares that the movement—and Roysha, his black transgender lesbian identity—will continue challenging the left’s gender politics and the WNBA. The hosts condemn pro-choice Republicans, arguing that Tafoya’s victory exposed a deep conflict between Christian voters, abortion, Israel, and conservative principles. They maintain that changing America’s culture matters more than winning a single election and call on citizens to keep fighting for the republic. Finally, they examine artificial intelligence, technological dependence, Trump…
Royce White introduces his transgender identity, Roysha, live on the show and discusses entering a new “feminine era” ahead of Minnesota’s August 11 primary. Roysha challenges Democrats to support the race’s self-described most marginalized candidate while confronting contradictions surrounding gender identity, women’s sports, and political inclusion. Professor Penn and Roysha urge Republicans to vote, question Michele Tafoya’s establishment support, and warn about election “skullduggery.” They also debate whether America remains a republic or has become a global empire, connecting Republican principles, Iran, and centralized power. Finally, Professor promotes a “Patriot Economy” built around Rumble, independent media,…
Professor Penn and Royce break down the explosive Farmfest forum, where Royce confronted Michele Tafoya over amnesty while challenging Peggy Flanagan and Angie Craig on government expansion, agriculture, and American freedom. They warn that low Republican primary turnout allows party establishments to control elections while urging Americans to personally bring disengaged voters back to the polls. Professor examines what he calls the deep state’s long-running relationship with drugs, weapons, intelligence agencies, and Mexico while questioning what Trump’s Justice Department is really targeting south of the border. The hosts turn to Washington, discussing allegations that establishment Republicans are obstructing investigations…
Professor Penn previews the high-stakes Farmfest candidate forums, where Royce White faces Michele Tafoya, Peggy Flanagan, Angie Craig, and other Minnesota political heavyweights ahead of the August 11 primary. He takes aim at Minnesota GOP chairman Alex Plekish, arguing that establishment Republicans are suppressing political movements represented by Royce and Mike Lindell. Professor makes the case for a “Patriot Economy,” contrasting Rumble with Google and YouTube while calling economic support for alternative platforms essential to political freedom. He then turns to Michigan’s Abdul El-Sayed, examining his background, Medicare for All agenda, and what Professor sees as a growing alliance between globalism, Marxism, and Muslim…
Professor Penn begins with Psalm 51, arguing that political freedom starts with repentance, self-examination, and defeating corruption within ourselves. He warns that Minnesota politics has become controlled theater, pointing to party coordination, establishment candidates, and General Michael Flynn’s support for Royce White. The episode asks whether America remains a republic or has become an empire driven by permanent war, debt, disease, and dependency—with Turkey potentially next in line. Professor again defends Mike Lindell, portraying his financial troubles as the result of establishment retaliation against a businessman who challenged the election system. He also examines allegations of stolen Mexican oil revenue, cartel…