Skip to main content
  • America becoming a Peter Pan nation

    In a democracy, people get the government they deserve. Our feckless leaders are not merely leading us astray; they are a mirror of our desire to remain forever young, forever entitled, forever dependent. As we mature, we learn that the world does not conform to our wishes; childhood cannot last forever.
  • Poll: Majority of voters concerned with rise of socialism, communism
    The Center Square’s Voters Voice Poll found 63% of Americans are concerned with the growth of socialism or communism in American politics, while 29% are not concerned.
  • Democrats approach a perfect 2028 storm
    Democrats have redefined intra-party victory. For them, it now means not nominating a democratic socialist. By that standard, Democrats “won” their Wisconsin gubernatorial primary by barely escaping democratic socialist Francesca Hong. They were not so fortunate in their Michigan Senate primary or in several other contests.
  • American Medinas: Turning U.S. cities into ‘beachheads’ for Islam
    “We have seen beautiful nations crying out for help. Germany, France, Sweden and other Western countries have opened their doors to the Islamic threat,” warned Krista Shields, who worked as an American Airlines flight attendant on 9/11 and now lobbies Texas legislators to ban Sharia in her state. “America must learn from their mistakes. If we do not fight back now, Sharia will eventually dominate this culture, and the America that millions fought and died for will cease to exist.”
  • For Ohio, anybody but Acton
    As we now know, there was no sound scientific basis for the Fauci and Acton shutdown orders. We were Faucied and Actonnated, if not vaccinated.
  • The ‘First Annual’ Highland County Fair
    For generations, the Highland County Fair has been a late-summer tradition filled with familiar sights, sounds and memories — a ride on the carousel or Ferris wheel, a livestock show, a hard-earned ribbon, or an evening spent strolling the midway with friends or someone special.
  • Public should be able to limit data centers that put strain on communities
    American voters say local communities should be able to limit data centers if they cause a strain on electricity, water, land or infrastructure, according to a new poll.
  • Taiwan’s 'Ohio Problem'
    The 84th anniversary earlier this month of what Italian accounts called the “Battle of Mid-August” coincided with Han Kuang 42, where counter-blockade and quarantine drills were incorporated into Taiwan’s main annual exercise alongside islandwide urban-resilience training. Operation Pedestal, a relatively understated episode of World War Two, offers a useful lens for thinking about a cross-Strait contingency.
  • Poll: Republicans' chances of controlling Congress in 2027 appear shaky
    Four months out from the 2026 midterm elections, Republicans’ chances of maintaining control of Congress appear slim, new polling shows.
  • The DSA and the politics of no competition
    Despite the narrow loss by Democratic Socialist Francesca Hong in the Wisconsin Democratic gubernatorial primary last week, DSA candidates have prevailed in primaries this year from Maine to California.
  • A sermon on Matthew 16:24-27
    When I walk the halls of Children's Hospital, I see sacrificial love at its finest. One day you will stand before Jesus who will ask you the same question. Be ready to answer it.
  • Making the IRS work better
    The federal government has a corresponding duty to administer a transparent, efficient and fair tax system. The TAS Act would move us closer to that standard, and I look forward to getting this comprehensive, bipartisan bill to President Trump’s desk.
  • Poll: 41% of conservative voters favor VP Vance in 2028 presidential primary
    Vice President JD Vance remains the clear favorite in a prospective 2028 Republican presidential primary, with 41% of Republicans and right-leaning Independents saying they would vote for him in The Center Square Voters’ Voice Poll.
  • Poll: Nearly 30% of Democrats would choose Harris for 2028
    Democrats continue to favor former Vice President Kamala Harris over 12 other candidates if the 2028 Democratic presidential primary were held today, according to The Center Square Voters' Voice Poll. 
  • Funny thing about love
    My love is always being replenished, in both small and quiet ways like the perfect cup of coffee, and in huge ways, like Greg's beaming smile at the end of long day working the farm.
  • Democrats controlled by dangerous, left-wing extremists
    From the campaign trail to Congress, the left wing is determined to tear down our country and tear up the Constitution. The people reject the Democrats’ radical policies. They demand and deserve better.
Subscribe to Opinions