How to Actually Get Good Results from AI (Not Just Dabble)

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Most people who use AI regularly are still dabbling. They open the chat window, type a question, read the answer, and move on. Sometimes it’s useful. Often it’s fine. Rarely does it produce the time savings and sharper output these tools are actually capable of delivering. The leap between dabbling and real results is smaller … Read more

The GOP Prepares While Democrats Pick Fights

While Democrats debate their party’s future direction, Republicans are quietly building their war chest and laying groundwork for 2026. In my latest piece for The American Spectator, I examine how the GOP’s strategic focus on preparation over infighting is shaping the political landscape heading into the midterms. Together, Johnson’s leadership and Trump’s national operation have … Read more

While Democrats Fight Themselves, Republicans Build a War Chest

The outlook for the midterms is not gloomy for Republicans. Originally published in The American Spectator. Following last week’s gubernatorial wins, Democrats are claiming momentum going into the 2026 elections. Yet this optimism ignores stubborn realities: the new Trump Tax Cuts are already fueling larger paychecks, and optimism will build in early 2026 as more … Read more

Republicans Must Hold the Line on Obamacare Subsidies

With nearly $450 billion at stake and evidence of widespread fraud in the ACA marketplace, I argue why Republicans should resist extending temporary Obamacare subsidies: Congressional Republicans should heed President Trump’s advice to “hold the line on the shutdown” and resist efforts to extend the temporary COVID-era Obamacare subsidies. Negotiating with Sen. Chuck Schumer and … Read more

Republicans must hold the line on ending expanded Obamacare subsidies

Originally published in HealthPlatform.News. Congressional Republicans should heed President Trump’s advice to “hold the line on the shutdown” and resist efforts to extend the temporary COVID-era Obamacare subsidies. Negotiating with Sen. Chuck Schumer and Senate Democrats on these subsidies not only puts our country further in debt, but could have serious political consequences heading into the midterms. … Read more

Superman (2025): The Return of an Uncomplicated Good Guy

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Maybe I’m wrong, but James Gunn’s Superman feels like a return to something rare these days: an unambiguous good guy. And I loved it. It’s bright, hopeful, action-packed, and full of summer blockbuster charm. No ironic detachment. No tortured savior complex. Just a sincere hero who wants to do the right thing. Imagine that. This … Read more

Croatian American Nick Begich Wins Alaska U.S. House Seat!

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Election officials have finally called the U.S. House race in Alaska. Republican Nick Begich defeated Democrat Rep. Mary Peltola, helping Republicans maintain the majority going into 2025. Peltola defeated former Gov. Sarah Palin in a controversial ranked choice voting election to replace the late Don Young in 2022. Upon the news of the victory, Begich … Read more

How to Start Podcasting

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Podcasting emerged as a powerful tool for political communication and voter engagement during the 2024 election cycle. Both President-elect Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris utilized podcasts extensively to reach their supporters and drive voter turnout. As more individuals and organizations explore ways to incorporate podcasting into their outreach strategies, the demand for high-quality … Read more