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In this video Kevin Lynn, Executive Director of Institute for Sound Public Policy, reflects on the organization’s accomplishments in 2025 and hints at what they expect to accomplish in 2026.

Kevin Lynn Reflects on 2025 and Hints About Priorities for 2026

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Kevin Lynn Reflects on 2025 and Hints About Priorities for 2026

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Geopolitical analyst Tom Luongo expresses frustration that people don't understand how the system works, arguing that Trump's first year has necessarily been spent reasserting Article II presidential powers through the court system after decades of erosion by the managerial state, a process that requires letting hostile judges block executive orders so the Supreme Court can knock them down and reestablish proper constitutional boundaries. He explains that with only a narrow House majority, a "fake" three-seat Senate majority where 90% of the Uniparty would impeach Trump, and obstructionists like Chuck Grassley blocking judicial appointments through "blue slip" policies, Attorney General Pam Bondi can't even appoint DAs to prosecute cases—making this year primarily about educating Americans on why nothing can get done and exposing the structural dysfunction, such as when the Comey and Leticia James cases were thrown out due to improperly appointed prosecutors, revealing the depth of institutional sabotage.

Watch the full interview with Tom by clicking here: https://youtu.be/chp93Bq2E68

Tom Luongo: Trump's First Year Was About Re-Educating Americans on How Broken the System Actually Is

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Geopolitical analyst Tom Luongo argues that Trump should bypass traditional media and speak directly to Americans through regular YouTube sessions—either in Q&A format or sitting down with cabinet members to explain policy details the public doesn't understand, such as how Biden-era rules still govern unreformed departments or how processing each illegal immigrant through NGOs cost taxpayers roughly $50,000 per person. Luongo contends that Trump, like Putin, is actually too moderate and moving too slowly, and that younger Gen Z Americans would support him going "harder and faster" on reform if he simply communicated the facts directly to them through accessible digital platforms rather than relying on formal speeches where he's less effective.

Watch the full interview with Tom by clicking here: https://youtu.be/chp93Bq2E68

Tom Luongo: Trump Should Use YouTube as His Bully Pulpit and Go Harder, Faster on Reform

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Geopolitical analyst Tom Luongo accuses certain libertarian anti-war activists of being "Trotskyites" driven by "permanent revolution" psychology—a personality flaw rooted in abandonment and parental issues rather than genuine political principle, where nothing is ever good enough. He specifically criticizes the antiwar.com crew and Scott Horton for abandoning the realpolitik approach of founder Justin Raimondo, who understood geopolitics as "about what you could get," and instead devolving into oppositional actors "acting out the hole in their heart," unworthy of standing in Raimondo's shadow.

Watch the full interview with Tom by clicking here: https://youtu.be/chp93Bq2E68

Tom Luongo on Trotskyite Libertarians: Why Permanent Revolution Politics Is Unresolved Daddy Issues

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$Geopolitical analyst Tom Luongo proposes a bold political strategy for advancing Trump's agenda by targeting Senator Chuck Grassley's dependency on Iowa's corn subsidies and ethanol industry protections. Luongo argues that eliminating "blue slip" procedures—which Grassley supports and which block judicial appointments—could be achieved by threatening to dismantle the Renewable Identification Numbers system and corn-based ethanol subsidies that undergird Iowa's agricultural economy. He contends that with American oil production surging and fracking costs declining due to technological innovations, corn-based ethanol has become economically obsolete, making Grassley's protection of these policies a political vulnerability that could be exploited to force his cooperation on judicial confirmations and other legislative priorities. Watch the full interview with Tom At: https://youtu.be/chp93Bq2E68$

Grassley's Achilles Heel: Using Corn Subsidies as Leverage Against the Senate's Ethanol Champion

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Geopolitical analyst Tom Luongo offers a candid assessment of former President Donald Trump's political strategy and economic agenda. While acknowledging Trump's ambitious goals—from reforming the Federal Reserve and housing market to reclaiming what he sees as lost American wealth—Luongo argues that Trump's greatest weakness lies in his media engagement strategy. Rather than validating traditional media by letting them "get under his skin," Luongo suggests Trump should bypass them entirely through direct communication with voters. Most critically, he emphasizes that Trump has yet to effectively articulate how his economic reform agenda will benefit younger generations, a messaging gap that could prove crucial as the 2027 target date approaches.

Watch the complete interview with Tom here: https://youtu.be/chp93Bq2E68

Tom Luongo on Trump's Economic Vision and Messaging Challenge

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Geopolitical analyst Tom Luongo challenges the libertarian and Bitcoin orthodoxy that views the Federal Reserve as inherently evil, arguing that Bitcoin emerged as a response to a Fed staffed by "traitors" working for transnational globalists, not because central banking itself is fundamentally flawed. He suggests that a Federal Reserve run by sovereigntists rather than globalists could create sound money by incorporating Bitcoin's concept of pristine collateral alongside gold, potentially defending the dollar's infrastructure rather than destroying it. Luongo criticizes those who have built their identity around opposing centralization, noting that the world is hyper-centralized and currently run by what he describes as "balless eunuchs LARPing as middle managers"—a system that can't be dismantled overnight through pure decentralization fantasies.

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Tom Luongo on Bitcoin, the Fed, and Decentralization: Why Sovereigntists Could Save the Dollar

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Geopolitical analyst Tom Luongo argues that pressure on Venezuela is actually targeting London and the broader international network behind drug trafficking, defending Trump's aggressive actions against suspected cartel boats in international waters despite criticism from "newly minted UNCLOS experts" like Rand Paul. Luongo invokes Castle Doctrine at the national level, asserting that when more Americans die annually from drug overdoses than were killed per year in the Civil War, the president has every right to use military force against drug runners, dismissing concerns about international law and declaring that senators who don't understand this principle of national self-defense are unfit for office.

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Tom Luongo on Venezuela and Castle Doctrine: Why Trump Has Every Right to Blow Up Cartel Boats

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$Geopolitical analyst Tom Luongo criticizes Rep. Thomas Massie for creating false divisions within the MAGA movement by positioning himself as more conservative than Trump through symbolic gestures like blocking E-Verify legislation and demanding immediate NATO withdrawal despite Trump's 2027 exit plan. Luongo argues that Massie's "libertarian politics of false timetables"—voting with Trump 91% of the time but opposing him on critical 9% of issues—is designed to appeal to "oppositionally defiant" libertarians and suppress voter turnout in midterm elections, ultimately serving establishment interests by fracturing the populist coalition. Watch the full interview with Tom by clicking here: https://youtu.be/chp93Bq2E68$

Tom Luongo on Massie's False Virtue: Creating Divisions Within MAGA Via Libertarian Purity Tests

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Geopolitical analyst Tom Luongo launches a blistering attack on Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, calling her "AOC for MAGAtards" and accusing her of being controlled opposition who was never genuinely MAGA. Luongo points to her abrupt exit from Congress and her appearance on 60 Minutes—where she invoked Jamal Khashoggi to criticize Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman—as proof she's running a psyop, arguing that anyone informed knows Khashoggi was a CIA asset likely killed by MI-6 or Turkish intelligence, not MBS, and that her willingness to undermine Trump's Middle East realignment reveals her true allegiance to establishment interests rather than the America First movement.

Tom Luongo Exposes Marjorie Taylor Greene as Controlled Opposition: 'AOC for MAGAtards

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Kudos to @StevenEdginton and the team @GBNEWS for this hard hitting documentary on the H-1B visa and giving Kevin Lynn, the IfSPP's Executive Director the opportunity to share some of his thoughts.

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Link to Exposed: The Secret Indian Networks Replacing American Workers

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Financialization on steroids. The caveat being, AI is more likely to be a value redistributor across the economy than a universal value creator at the firm level. The winners will be companies that use AI to do something structurally different, not just cheaper. For everyone

Oren Cass @oren_cass

"Private equity firms want new ways to revive their lagging performance by squeezing costs from their portfolio companies."

AI can help to grow a company or to squeeze it. Financialization drives us toward the choice that will generate short term profit but immiserate us all.

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Good policy!

Documenting Saylor @saylordocs

🇺🇸 SCOTT BESSENT: "If you're on public assistance, you can no longer wire money out of the country!"

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We don’t just have an illegal immigration problem — we have a legal immigration problem.

I’ve been sounding the alarm on H1 B and OPT abuse for a while now.

We’re making real progress.

Keep fighting.

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Spot on. Recall during dotcom trying to explain why the valuation of e-Toys was far higher exceeding Toy’s-are-Us at the time.

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@TFTC21 Great engagement farming but except for the facts getting in the way...

Requiring board or company approval for stock transfers, along with mechanisms like Rights of First Refusal (ROFR), is extremely common in private startups and closely held companies. This helps them control

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Incredible

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Batya Ungar-Sargon @bungarsargon ·

10 May 2053561289524265185

The DSA endorsing a billionaire isn't just hilarious hypocrisy; it's the key to understanding today's Left, a collective of trust fund socialists and Nepo Baby revolutionaries, people like Zohran Mamdani, who live off their parents' wealth while cosplaying as socialists.

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"Curley used his positions and power to take bribes, make secret no bid contract deals, to purchase real estate he would resell to government agencies who were going to need it at a handsome profit.

Curley made certain his friends prospered by doing government work and never

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10 May 2053334662995382340

I was talking to friends tonight at home in Texas about how every problem is magnified “10 times” in China because there are so many people.

One friend chimed in, “yeah how do they deal with all the trash?”

And in my just concluded trip to Shanghai, Beijing, Chongqing,

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Rise and Shine! Nothing goes better with that first cup of coffee than our hot off the press newsletter. And this one will knock your socks off:

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