Haake: Hatred is a reap-what-you-sow addiction
Hatred, like many untreated addictions, can consume its host in the end. Meanwhile, the nation’s addicts will keep marching toward rock bottom, from where, eventually, they will begin the ascent...
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Haake: A post-debate con job before our very eyes
Trump won last Tuesday’s debate like he won the 2020 election. And he’s handling his debate loss the same way he handled his 2020 loss: by lying about it.
Haake: Russia is paying Republican influencers to sow discontent in the U.S.
Foreign authoritarian regimes seeking to harm the United States do not enjoy First Amendment protection for their online propaganda, so they target domestic influencers who do. On Wednesday, the Department...
Haake: The Devil went down to Arlington
Donald Trump took his campaign crew to the graves of recently fallen American heroes at Arlington National Cemetery on Monday to honor those suckers and losers whose bone spurs did...
Haake: Democrats are reclaiming freedom and the flag
The uplifting pageantry of the Democratic National Convention is over, leaving a national hangover of goodwill. Judging from mainstream media headlines, a national sense of relief is spreading, the page...
Haake: Stop the Steal is back
Trump knows that if MAGA believes Harris-Walz crowds are “fake,” they will believe Trump’s 2024 loss is also fake. It’s important for national security experts to know that a cornered,...
Haake: Joy is the Harris-Walz superpower
The outpouring of enthusiasm for Kamala Harris and America’s dad Tim Walz suggests voters have grown tired of negativity. As VP, Harris faced repeated criticism over her laugh, spun as...
Haake: Harris will bring the abortion receipts on Dobbs
Believed to be the first vice president to ever visit an abortion clinic, Kamala Harris talks about abortion rights clearly, forcefully and unapologetically, and will help shape abortion into the...
Haake: Supreme Court decides it knows more about climate change than scientists
Just as parts of the world are becoming uninhabitable and nearly half the U.S. is under an extreme heat advisory, extremists on the Supreme Court have decided they know more...
Haake: Time to fight a lawless court
Federalist judges claim to loathe judicial activism. But to find criminal immunity for Trump, the Court’s federalist majority bucked all traditional and originalist leanings, and announced instead that the court...