U.S. Politics
Why Reelfoot Lake State Park is a Conservative’s Dream and a Liberal’s Nightmare
Vince Vanguard
Nestled in northwestern Tennessee, Reelfoot Lake State Park is a natural gem untouched by the modern world's obsession with change, offering a conservative retreat abundant in fishing, camping, and liberation from technology.
Philipp, Mississippi: A Conservative Paradise That Thrives on Simplicity
Vince Vanguard
Philipp, Mississippi, is a hidden gem with conservative values that thrive in simplicity and authenticity. Discover the charm of this remarkable, small Southern town.
Guardians of Command: The Chief of Staff of the U.S. Army
KC Fairlight
The Chief of Staff of the United States Army is a pivotal military role that tests strategic vision and leadership in the face of evolving global challenges and political scrutiny.
The Man Who Built the Union: Montgomery C. Meigs
Vince Vanguard
Meet Montgomery C. Meigs, the unrelenting Quartermaster General who kept the Union forces moving and thriving during the Civil War, embodying the spirit of American resilience.
George D. McCreary: A Forgotten Voice Amidst Changing Times
KC Fairlight
George D. McCreary, a lesser-known political figure from Pennsylvania, served as a Republican in the U.S. House of Representatives during the early 20th century, exhibiting a rather surprising devotion to progressive ideals and bipartisan cooperation. His legacy demonstrates the enduring value of integrity and fairness in politics.
When the Prairie Wasn't So Free: A Deep Dive into Illinois' Slavery Roots
KC Fairlight
Illinois, forever known as the Land of Lincoln, has a past that it grapples with—a past woven into the complicated tapestry of slavery in early America. The history of slavery in Illinois showcases a contradiction between ideals and reality, revealing the surprising struggles within a 'free' state.
Michael Holmes: The Politician Setting the Stage Ablaze
Vince Vanguard
Michael Holmes, a rising conservative politician from Ohio, is shaking up the political scene with his strong stance on tax cuts, educational reform, and immigration policies, offering a refreshing contrast to political compromises.
The Bonus Army: A March for Justice in the Face of Desperation
Martin Sparks
In 1932, tens of thousands of desperate World War I veterans, known as the Bonus Army, marched on Washington, D.C., seeking early payment of promised bonuses as they faced the hardships of the Great Depression.
Gina Grosso: More Than Just Her Military Uniform
Vince Vanguard
Explore Gina Grosso's impactful career in the U.S. Air Force, where she redefined military human resources and set new standards.
Commemorating Change: The Monroe Doctrine Centennial Half Dollar
KC Fairlight
Coins can tell powerful stories, and the Monroe Doctrine Centennial half dollar is no exception. This 1923 coin celebrated a century of U.S. foreign policy and reflects a nation poised on the precipice of monumental cultural shifts.
Kathleen Clarke: The Unapologetic Maverick in Public Lands Management
Vince Vanguard
Kathleen Clarke, the former Bureau of Land Management head, is known for stirring the pot with her advocacy for state control over public lands and her laser focus on economic viability.
Guardians of the Sky: The Chicago Air Defense Sector's Story
KC Fairlight
The Chicago Air Defense Sector, pivotal during the Cold War, shielded the heart of America's Midwest. This piece uncovers its role, the historical context, and the lessons it holds for today.