This November is a test. New York can choose a continuation of the chaos under Alvin Bragg, or it can steer itself toward accountability, lawfulness, and safety for its most vulnerable with District Attorney Maud Maron.

Dear Californian, you recently received a piece of mail that puts the future of our state’s election integrity in your hands. Voting “no” on Proposition 50, and submitting your ballot early, is essential to preserve the people’s power. Here’s why.

This piece was originally published on January 14, 2025, exclusively for members of The Conservateur Club. Today, we’re opening it to all, because the world deserves to know the impact Charlie had. We invite you to read and reflect on his legacy.

Just two weeks in, we are winning at a pace that has left the world scrambling to keep up. America is no longer a pushover; we set the terms. When Trump says America First, he means it — every single day.

It’s been almost two weeks since Trump won re-election and Republicans secured the trifecta of government. Some are saying, “It’s morning in America.” Others are mourning in America. Social media has been filled with meltdowns of epic proportions. Read Grace Gilmore's post-election reflection and olive branch to Democratic women.

The truth is, women had every chance to vote a woman into the highest office in the land. Yet, they passed — twice. They voted their hearts and, yes, their minds. They voted for someone they felt was true and unvarnished. They weren’t swayed by an obligatory gender loyalty; they were thinking critically. Because, spoiler alert, women on the Right (and quite a few on the Left) didn’t want just any woman — they wanted the right woman.

We’re not just excited for Trump. We’re excited for the dream team he’s bringing with him, the lineup of political outsiders and reformed insiders who are going to make America healthy, innovative, safe, and successful again. Trump and his team have rewritten the rules and crossed party lines in a way that feels real. As the dust settles and we prepare for Trump’s return, I find myself looking forward with optimism we haven’t felt in years.

The “gender divide” has been a topic of major conversation in this year’s election coverage. Polling, though often unreliable, has shown that most women voters will likely support Kamala Harris. The reason that around 53% of women back Harris, who has proven herself a political fraud, phony, and incompetent demagogue, may have something to do with her weaponization of gender.

In the latest October surprise, Kamala Harris-surrogate Mark Cuban recently appeared on The View and attacked conservative women as “weak and dumb,” claiming that they’re not truly “strong” or “intelligent.” This insult is not just Cuban’s opinion; it’s a clear reflection of the Democratic Party’s habitual disdain for women who refuse to align with their narrow, ideologically driven mold. Cuban was just saying the quiet part out loud. 

There is so much wrong with this ad. For starters, anyone who has voted knows we have a secret ballot. This isn’t big news, a reveal, or a change. This ad is less about sharing the news that you can privately vote for whichever candidate you want to vote for and more about promoting the idea that women who don’t vote for Harris are doing so solely because they are controlled by their husbands.

Dear Swing State Voter...