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Author: Jay Rogers

Jay Rogers is a financial professional with more than 30 years of experience in private equity, private credit, hedge funds, and wealth management. He has a BS from Northeastern University and has completed postgraduate studies at UCLA, UPENN, and Harvard. He writes about issues in finance, constitutional law, national security, human nature, and public policy.

The Permanent Betrayal: Unelected Officials Weaponized Federal Power Against a President

March 23, 2026   11:30 amMarch 23, 2026   11:31 am
Democratic accountability rests on a simple premise: when voters elect a president, the permanent bureaucracy implements that mandate – it does not obstruct it. What the evidence of the past decade reveals is not a conspiracy theory, it’s a documented...
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Activists in Black Robes: America’s Shadow Legislature

March 22, 2026   9:15 amMarch 22, 2026   9:15 am
There is a reason the Founders gave Article III judges lifetime appointments and no army. They were supposed to interpret law quietly, not rewrite it loudly. On June 9, 2025, U.S. District Judge Jon S. Tigar, an Obama appointee sitting...
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Can You Run a Campaign from a PO Box?

March 21, 2026   5:28 amMarch 21, 2026   5:29 am
When Eric Swalwell filed his November 2025 statement of intention for the California governorship, he listed a Sacramento attorney’s office address — not a home, not a lease, not a street where neighbors might wave at him in the driveway....
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Eugenics by Stealth: Planned Parenthood’s Founding Ideology and Its Demographic Toll on Black America

March 18, 2026   8:00 amMarch 18, 2026   8:01 am
In 2019, Justice Clarence Thomas wrote a Supreme Court concurrence that received far less attention than it deserved. In Box v. Planned Parenthood of Indiana and Kentucky, Thomas documented the direct ideological line from Margaret Sanger’s eugenics movement to modern...
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Other People’s Money: Democratic Socialism’s Zombie Revival

March 16, 2026   4:13 pmMarch 16, 2026   4:13 pm
Economic anxiety is a reliable incubator for bad ideas, and the spring of 2026 is providing a bumper crop. The Democratic Socialists of America now claim to have over 100,000 members, the largest socialist organization in a century, and their...
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Student Loan Forgiveness Finally Meets Its Legal End

March 14, 2026   4:30 amMarch 15, 2026   8:46 am
The Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals just slammed the door on the Biden era’s SAVE student loan repayment plan. On Monday the court told a district judge to approve the Trump administration’s settlement with Missouri and kill the program for...
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California’s Taxpayer Compact Is Being Looted From Both Ends

March 12, 2026   3:00 pmMarch 12, 2026   3:01 pm
There is a particular kind of fiscal irrationality that only single-party government can sustain with a straight face. California Governor Gavin Newsom demonstrated it again on February 20, 2026, when his administration announced $35 million in new “humanitarian funding” to...
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