By Zachery Schmidt Estimated Reading Time: 2 minutes A new poll from Noble Predictive Insights shows Karrin Taylor Robson beating U.S. Rep. Andy Biggs in the Arizona Republican gubernatorial primary race. The poll indicated Taylor Robson has a 7-point lead over Biggs, R-Chandler, with 24% to 17%. However, despite this lead, 37% of Arizonans who participated in […]
By Thomas Reiner Written by Thomas Reiner Estimated Reading Time: 2 minutes No one is above the law . . . unless one is a Democrat Say hello to the modern Democratic Party, which has devolved into separate, tiny, warring fiefdoms, each clutching its list of grievances. This division has been slowly growing since President Kennedy’s […]
By Mark Wallace Written by Mark Wallace Estimated Reading Time: 3 minutes It happens like clockwork: once every several decades, the City of Los Angeles has a major riot resulting in lost lives, burnt buildings, and the massive destruction of property. In 1965, it was the Watts Riots. 27 years later, in 1992, the Rodney […]
By Mark Wallace Estimated Reading Time: 3 minutes It happens like clockwork: once every several decades, the City of Los Angeles has a major riot resulting in lost lives, burnt buildings, and the massive destruction of property. In 1965, it was the Watts Riots. 27 years later, in 1992, the Rodney King riots. And now, […]
By Hans von Spakovsky Written by Hans von Spakovsky Estimated Reading Time: 4 minutes Editors’ Note: This story could be considered amusing if it were not so serious. Democratic leaders selected this particular case of a “Maryland father” as a poster boy for their political theatre antics, only to find he is indeed a hardened […]
By The Editors Written by The Editors Estimated Reading Time: < 1 minute Published by American Thinker In a style that’s as engaging as it is direct, this piece uncovers the use of autopens in the White House, raising eyebrows about transparency and authenticity in governance. It’s not just about Biden—it’s a window into how […]
By The Editors June 10, 2025/by The Editors Estimated Reading Time: < 1 minute Published by Washington Examiner With a matter-of-fact breakdown, it’s evident that ICE arrests in Los Angeles have sparked protests reaching Trump Tower and beyond. Demonstrators clashed with authorities, resulting in 24 arrests as tensions over immigration enforcement boiled over. This commonsense […]
By The Editors Written by The Editors Estimated Reading Time: < 1 minute Published by Reason Deliberately assessing the interplay of litigation and political action, this article outlines how coordinated efforts can counter aggressive policy shifts. Ilya Somin argues that combining legal challenges with grassroots activism creates powerful synergies against potential abuses of power. In […]
By The Editors Written by The Editors Estimated Reading Time: < 1 minute Published by City Journal Look, if you’re tired of the usual nonsense from the so-called experts, Harry Stein’s archives at City Journal cut through it like a precision strike. This collection showcases his no-holds-barred take on cultural and political battles, exposing the […]
By The Editors Written by The Editors Estimated Reading Time: < 1 minute Published by Daily Caller In a measured examination of contemporary societal shifts, California’s recent lawsuit against the Department of Justice highlights the ongoing tensions surrounding gender policies in athletics. This legal action stems from concerns over biological males competing in female sports […]
By Connor O’Keeffe Written by Connor O'Keeffe Estimated Reading Time: 5 minutes So far, in his second term, Donald Trump’s biggest headaches haven’t come from the Democrats or his fellow Republicans. Nor have they come from the groups that were his biggest enemies in his first term—the media, federal bureaucrats, or the intelligence agencies. This […]
By Conlan Salgado Written by Conlan Salgado Estimated Reading Time: < 1 minute The Prickly Pear is entering it’s next phase, as we strive to extend our reach and breadth of content creation. Click here to subscribe. Please join us! Sourced from PRICKLY PEAR
By Charlie Martin Written by Charlie Martin Estimated Reading Time: 3 minutes Editor’s note: the author is right, the BBB is confusing, but this excellent article makes a strong case for why this piece of legislation is not the catastrophe some of us believe it to be. It funds the President’s agenda, meaningfully reduces real […]
By Catherine Salgado Written by Catherine Salgado Two and a half centuries ago, on June 14, 1775, the world’s greatest Army was born. The U.S. Army can truly celebrate and rejoice on this historic anniversary, too, since new leadership is renewing and strengthening it after a period of military politicization, weakness, and catastrophe. On that […]
By Catherine Salgado Written by Catherine Salgado Estimated Reading Time: 3 minutes Two and a half centuries ago, on June 14, 1775, the world’s greatest Army was born. The U.S. Army can truly celebrate and rejoice on this historic anniversary, too, since new leadership is renewing and strengthening it after a period of military politicization, […]
By Thomas C. Patterson Written by Thomas C. Patterson Estimated Reading Time: 3 minutes Suppose you were an evil genius who decided to create a permanent underclass out of a particular race. What provisions would you make to ensure that they remained permanently poor and outcast? Here are some ideas. First, physically separate them from […]
By Conlan Salgado Written by Conlan Salgado Estimated Reading Time: < 1 minute This is the second video in a new series of videos which The Prickly Pear will publish as part of its effort to expand its content creation and reach. It aims to reduce important ideas, facts, or events into ten minute videos. […]
By Wade Miller Written by Wade Miller Estimated Reading Time: 18 minutes There is a common misconception that the U.S. southern border with Mexico is chaotic and unregulated. For years, U.S. policymakers have allowed our border to become so porous that the Border Patrol reported well over two million encounters with illegal border crossers every […]
By Wade Miller Written by Wade Miller Estimated Reading Time: 18 minutes There is a common misconception that the U.S. southern border with Mexico is chaotic and unregulated. For years, U.S. policymakers have allowed our border to become so porous that the Border Patrol reported well over two million encounters with illegal border crossers every […]
By Editors at the C02 Coalition Written by Editors at the C02 Coalition Estimated Reading Time: 2 minutes Editors’ Note: You have to hand it to the environmental movement. They know how to play on human emotions. Integral to the theme that humans are destroying the Earth is the fiction that global warming is destroying […]
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