Recent articles in Enter Stage Right
Statistics, damn lies, and Democrats: Todd Gregory and Erik Gregory charge that media and officials are blatantly manipulating statistics to promote their progressive agendas
"Inter-not" -- Has a Canadian right-wing "blogosphere" had an impact on politics, society, and culture in Canada? – updated to 2025 (Part Two): Mark Wegierski looks mainly at some Canadian think-tanks
Video: Leftist lunacy—my experiences at a Saturday No Kings protest: Selwyn Duke was curious what a No Kings protest would be like so he decided to attend one. What he saw -- and didn't see -- probably won't surprise anyone who decided to give them a pass
The most delusional demo of all: While Connecticut Demos Chris Murphy and Rosa DeLauro are leading the race for the craziest members of Congress, Murphy has already lapped DeLauro — twice, writes Mark Alexander
The Trump administration is helping America kick its addiction to Big Pharma: Donald Trump and Robert F. Kennedy Jr. are doing what no other administration are doing: taking on Big Pharma and hinky game they play with pricing, writes Rachel Alexander
Small acts...big impact?: The world is a place where respect may be one of the rarest resources. Steven Martinovich reviews Respect: How to Change the World One Interaction at a Time, a book which promises the tools to try and restore it to every day living
U.S. government runs fourth-largest budget deficit in history: Think Donald Trump is heralding a new era of smaller government? Mike Maharrey reports that the federal government is spending money at a record pace
Does diversity affect economic growth?: Proponents of "diversity" love to proclaim that it is always a net benefit for economic growth. The reality? Whitney Belin believes it's a bit more complicated
Don't ask Cisco about the ROI for its DEI: Stefan Padfield simply wanted to know how much economic value Cisco was enjoying thanks to its DEI policies. The answer -- or lack thereof -- probably spoke volumes
Trump's Sharm-el-Sheikh doctrine: Containment over collapse in the new Iran equation: Mehrdad Marty Youssefiani explains why Washington and Jerusalem are trading regime change fantasies for strategic patience—and what that means for Iran's future
How Trump used leadership and leverage to forge a Gaza peace deal: Regardless of what you think of Donald Trump, his work in forging a cease fire between Israel and Hamas proves the depth of his skill as a negotiator, writes Christopher Arps
Hamas has brought a vast, new Nakba on the Palestinians: The October 7, 2023 attack precipitated the greatest Nakba in seven decades, returning Palestinians to a cycle of destruction, displacement and a profound loss of confidence in their leadership, writes Yoni Ben Menachem
"Inter-not" -- Has a Canadian right-wing "blogosphere" had an impact on politics, society, and culture in Canada? – updated to 2025 (Part One): Mark Wegierski expresses some skepticism on how much Canada's alternative media has done to affect the nation's agenda
Jury convicts conservative attorney after judge refuses to allow his evidence and witnesses: Another week, another attorney being railroaded by a liberal judge. This week Rachel Alexander reports on the case of conservative attorney Jeffrey Moffatt
The Demos' deviant transnormalcy agenda: Gender devolution results in absurd manifestations of human behavior, and the effort to normalize gender-disorientation pathology is not benign, argues Mark Alexander
White "ghetto girl" reflects why MAGA won't be easy: A recently posted video to Twitter/X showing a white teenager acting about as dumb as someone can when dealing with a police officer says much about today's culture, says Selwyn Duke
Fed Chair Powell: Balance sheet reduction may end soon: It's hard to believe that the US Fed could see even looser monetary policies, but Mike Maharrey says that appears to be the case
Milton Friedman on the decriminalization of drugs: Did his theories stand the test of time?: Over many decades thinkers like Milton Friedman and places like Enter Stage Right argued for the decriminalization of drugs like marijuana...a reality in many places now. Kathryn Haggart wonders we all made a horrible mistake
"Green energy" opponents ignore the elephant in the room: Opponents of so-called "green energy" tread very carefully for fear of being attacked by the orthodoxy but Tom Harris has a message for them
Eighteen years since the Dziekanski tragedy: Mark Wegierski reflects on the incident from October 14, 2007 in which a Polish immigrant was killed in a Canadian airport
Trump's DC takeover is working — in fact, it has already worked: Given the reduction in crime in Washington, D.C. the past few months, the only people who should be complaining are the criminals. Craig DeLuz looks at what's been happening in the city since the summer
If only I'd been paid in (silver) quarters!: It's a claim people laugh at but Mike Maharrey shows that being paid in quarters prior to 1964 would have paid off handsomely for the average American...and how much the currency has been debased since
Climate Cult fantasy and duplicity precede COP30: Paul Driessen says that cheeky claims about causes and solutions for an illusory climate crisis must be challenged
