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Michael Lewis Casts Deep-State Bureaucrats as Heroes
The establishment's favorite mythmaker profiles unelected 'blockers' who defied DOGE as democratic champions.
October 4, 2026
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The establishment's favorite mythmaker profiles unelected 'blockers' who defied DOGE as democratic champions.
October 4, 2026
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The House voted 308-117 to lock the clocks. One Arkansas senator says no.
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The press calls it transactional. The founders called it representing the people.
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President takes his case straight to working Americans while Washington's bipartisan establishment watches its grip on power loosen
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Suits personally name Miller, Noem, and Homan — opening a new lawfare front against border enforcement
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Media calls it a donor payoff. They never mention the defense cartel looting taxpayers for decades.
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The Senate minority leader deploys the very 'election denialism' the press condemns in Republicans — while his own base wants him gone.
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The senator says the same lawless surveillance apparatus that came for Trump came for her — and can come for you.
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The former Biden-Harris HHS secretary offered no vision for fixing California—just attacks on Trump and a racial smear on immigration.
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Project Meridian puts tech outsiders in charge of future warfare — and the contractors who've owned procurement for decades are sweating
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The man who ran California into the ground now wants to take his donor-first, Clinton-style triangulation national.
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The GOP senator called his own party 'tone deaf' to struggling Americans — right after wheeling his bulldog through the Capitol in a custom baby carriage.
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Voluntary pact with censor-happy firms: no penalties, no deadlines, companies pick their own auditors.
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Paxton tells Capitol Hill insiders what the party won't say in public — while $100M in PAC money scrambles to fix the damage.
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