Sunset 2-1-26

Let’s stop dancing around it: America didn’t get weaker by accident—it got padded into submission.

We replaced grit with guidelines, backbone with bureaucracy, and resilience with remote controls.

Every discomfort is now an emergency, every challenge a trauma, every snowstorm a federal case.

We don’t raise citizens anymore; we manage feelings. Kids are wrapped in foam, adults are ruled by apps, and inconvenience is treated like oppression.

This isn’t compassion—it’s decay. Strong societies are built by people who endure, adapt, and overcome. Weak ones melt, complain, and outsource hardship. [Richard Luthmann]

America has misplaced its spine somewhere between the couch cushions and the smartphone charger. Contemporary life feels nothing like the rough and tumble childhood many remember, back when growing up was like navigating a Darwinian obstacle course. [Greg Maresca]

We have more comfort than any generation in human history, and somehow, we complain more than ever. Gee, the cost of a damn egg, a Democrat moans.

Good Night, Patriots!