Benjamin Weingarten

Today I am thrilled to announce the release of my new book: "American Ingrate: Ilhan Omar and the Progressive-Islamist Takeover of the Democratic Party" -- the thesis of which is being borne out in real time. Get your copy today! #AmericanIngrate amzn.to/2I2T2XH

How many more foreign officials have no business being allowed to operate in the U.S. based on their public remarks alone?

Chaser: One of Abdul El-Sayed’s campaign hands was a co-conspirator in this terror campaign against Jews and supporters of the Jewish State in Michigan

Third World Congress incoming

Why is this doyen of the Iran Lobby privy to White House deliberations regarding the most serious matters of war and peace? tabletmag.com/sections/news/…

Iran Assessment: IMHO the Iranian regime's primary objective is to survive the next two years, and live to continue waging its revolutionary Forever War against America and the West under what it believes will be a more propitious future thereafter. While militarily decimated and economically strangulated, it no doubt believes sentiment in America is such that the mullocracy's odds have dramatically improved for waiting President Trump out, if not trying to extract concessions that will enable it to recapitalize, rebuild, and underwrite its terror. It no doubt believes Congress is effectively on its side -- and could help dictate U.S. action that it perceives to be favorable. And it no doubt believes that continuing to hit Arab countries only increases pressure on us. U.S. domestic/global political pressure, energy, and terror have always been its key levers of power/influence. It is, based on their own ideology, and historical experience, inconceivable that an Islamic Revolutionary regime will give up its pursuit of nuclear weapons, let alone ICBMs, drones, etc. -- and re-generate its jihadist proxy arms. How far we've set back those ambitions, or how easy we've made it to "mow the lawn" is something only our leaders know. But with all that in mind, President Trump must make a decision: What does America's national interest demand in Iran? What are our outstanding concrete objectives? What must we do to achieve them? And what cost are we willing to bear? The politics, to the extent they impacted or constrained decision-making before -- only for the midterms to yield massive losses anyway -- should now be out the window. With two years left, the internal analysis should be about the merits. Action must be decisive in the face of a regime that the president acknowledges loves to tap us along -- and believes that it's a winning play to run out the clock on the first administration to ever truly confront it.

Nothing says "affordability" like letting China dominate the AI race

Nothing says "affordability" like re-opening the borders

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The thing no one wants to talk about around "affordability"

CAIR, unindicted co-conspirator in the largest terrorism financing case in U.S. history, established to serve as the mouthpiece of and attack dog for Hamas by the Muslim Brotherhood's Palestine Committee in America celebrates more than 100 Muslim wins in the 2026 election. "We call on all newly elected and reelected Muslim officials to draw on their faith and values to...advance justice at home and abroad," CAIR and CAIR Action said in a statement.

Democrats handed Republicans a ready-made response to the coming Red-Green Retribution Jihad that has the virtue of being right both on the politics and merits: "How does this make things more affordable?"

Set aside your priors, whether the Iran military campaign should have been prosecuted, how it has been prosecuted, what the messaging should have been, and all the political score-settling and recriminations separate and apart from the merits arguments proliferating in all the discourse today. Operation Epic Fury Iran started at the red dashed line. Absent that operation, based upon the delta extant, were there any indicators the gap would have meaningfully closed, or would any narrowing most likely at best have been marginal?

History is replete with examples of parties being characterized as out in the wilderness if not dead, only to rise from the ashes and surge back into power. The pendulum has long swung back and forth in American politics, and may well swing back again if the public finds itself repulsed by the incoming cast of left-wing revolutionaries and a cowering Dem establishment, and Republicans provide them with a worthy alternative. But long-term, the fundamental problem is that the pendulum oscillates on a clock that itself moves virtually unendingly leftward, as generation after generation are subjected to anti-American, anti-civilizational indoctrination in virtually every major cultural institution, starting with our schools. The decline in (and/or corruption by leftists) of faith, and the family are linked to this ratchet; political policies have often directly or indirectly contributed to these trends. And then there's the immigration component that has further altered the ideological composition of America, and necessarily the views of the electorate. Maybe the purest expression of the impact of all this can be scene in the polls showing America's declining belief in G-d, family, and country. Put it all together, and the question is, if you don't win the War for the American Mind, how can you ever expect to win the political war in any meaningful sense?

And herein lies the fundamental problem we face as a nation: The political pendulum may swing back and forth, but it does so on a clock that surges forever leftward under generation after generation of anti-American, anti-civilizational indoctrination. Mass Third World immigration has only thrown fuel on the fire.

BUT AFFORDABILITY

Based on what has been threatened and the experience during the Censorship-Industrial Complex's last reign, if Americans elect a Democrat president and secure large enough congressional majorities in 2028, and proceed to pack the Supreme Court, will @X exist by the end of that term? Will any semblance of a free and open digital public square? CC: @elonmusk

In the aftermath of the midterms, I chronicle the historic efforts the Trump administration has taken to 'Tame the Swamp' -- an effort that could accelerate apace with the legislative branch soon to be wholly in Democrat hands, likely to intensify in the courts realclearinvestigations.com/…

The time is now for you to face justice and accountability, Ms. Nur Said Elmi amazon.com/American-Ingrate-…