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SCHISM IN MAGA: How Foreign Policy and Transparency Disputes Are Splitting the America First Coalition - Is America Better Yet?

Tags: Marjorie Taylor Greene, Tucker Carlson, Republican Party, America First, Non-Interventionism, Iran, War Powers, Jeffrey Epstein, Political Realignment Why are prominent voices within the America First movement breaking with the Republican Party? A growing public disagreement over foreign policy, government transparency, and party leadership has exposed one of the

By Roberto Zapatero

THE SURVEILLANCE STATE You Never Asked For (Part 8 of 8) - Is America Better Yet?

Summary of Core Findings Municipal surveillance infrastructure expanded steadily through regional intelligence grants and routine traffic upgrades without explicit public debate or local voting oversight. Automated license plate readers and facial recognition programs operate under proprietary vendor contracts that restrict public auditing and obscure metadata retention practices. Surveillance deployments frequently

By Roberto Zapatero

THE SURVEILLANCE STATE You Never Asked For (Part 7 of 8) - Is America Better Yet?

Summary of Core Findings Municipal surveillance infrastructure expanded steadily through regional intelligence grants and routine traffic upgrades without explicit public debate or local voting oversight. Automated license plate readers and facial recognition programs operate under proprietary vendor contracts that restrict public auditing and obscure metadata retention practices. Surveillance deployments frequently

By Roberto Zapatero

THE SURVEILLANCE STATE You Never Asked For (Part 6 of 8) - Is America Better Yet?

Summary of Core Findings Municipal surveillance infrastructure expanded steadily through regional intelligence grants and routine traffic upgrades without explicit public debate or local voting oversight. Automated license plate readers and facial recognition programs operate under proprietary vendor contracts that restrict public auditing and obscure metadata retention practices. Surveillance deployments frequently

By Roberto Zapatero