The 47 Brand – Page 84

Migration Data Shows Americans Moving from High-Tax to Low-Tax States

New population data shows a clear migration trend within the United States: Americans are moving out of high-tax, heavily regulated states and relocating to states with lower taxes, fewer regulations,...

Border Crisis Becomes Bipartisan Priority After Major City Strain

Border security has re-emerged as one of the most urgent policy issues in the United States, following years of debate over how to manage record numbers of migrant crossings and...

Push to Restore U.S. Manufacturing Gains Momentum

Economic analysts and political observers say the American middle class has undergone decades of decline driven largely by policy decisions in Washington, not by uncontrollable economic forces. For years, elected...

Americans Increasingly Embrace Public Displays of National Pride

A resurgence of public patriotism is becoming increasingly visible across the United States, marking a shift in cultural attitudes toward national pride. For much of the past decade, displays of...

Retail Chains Are Fleeing Major Cities — And Local Politicians Act Shocked

If you’ve walked into a big-box retail store in a major blue city lately, you’ve probably noticed a theme: Everything is behind plexiglass except the air. Deodorant? Locked. Toothpaste?...

Patriotism Is Back — Which Is Why the Left Is Losing Its Mind

Patriotism isn’t fringe.It isn’t extreme.It isn’t outdated. It’s the foundation of America—our origin story, our backbone, our identity. Patriotism is the belief that this nation, while not perfect, is still...

Parents Are Taking Back Local School Boards — And The Establishment Hates It

If you want to see panic, don’t look at Wall Street. Look at a school board meeting. Parents — those pesky people who *created the children being educated* —...

The New Religion of Journalism: Narrative Over Truth

There was a time—believe it or not—when the media chased facts. Reporters would dig through documents, knock on doors, and investigate until reality revealed itself. They didn’t care how a...

The Middle Class Wasn’t ‘Broken’ — Politicians Broke It

For years, politicians claimed the middle class was “struggling because of forces outside anyone’s control.” Translation: “Don’t blame us.” But the truth is simple: the middle class didn’t collapse...

Media Panic as Independent Journalists Begin Outscooping Corporate Newsrooms

There’s an old saying in newsrooms: “If you’re not first, you’re last.” Corporate media used to live by it. Now they’re getting smoked by a guy with an iPhone, a...