If you've felt lately like the political right is fighting itself more than it's fighting the left...you're not wrong.  Scroll through social media (at your own peril), turn on the news, or sit at a family dinner and you'll see it: conservatives arguing with conservatives. Not mild disagreements, whole different worldviews clashing under the same banner. People keep asking: What happened? Why does the right feel so fractured? And where am I supposed to fit into all this? Let's break this down. And more importantly, let's talk about how to navigate this messy moment with your values intact. For decades, "conservative" meant something predictable: smaller government lower taxes strong national defense traditional values free markets Today? It's a dozen movements wearing the same jersey. On the ground, it feels like this: One group says, "Burn the institutions down." Another group says, "We must use government power to save the culture...

 For years, the conversation around Venezuela has been stuck in two tired boxes: cartels and oil. Neither one explains what's actually going on or why Venezuela matters so much to the United States right now. Let's break the myth first: Venezuela hardly trafficks drugs to the U.S. compared to Colombia, Mexico, or the fentanyl precursor pipelines coming out of China. And the oil? We already drill there, we've drilled there for decades, and the stuff isn't even high-grade. So no, this isn't a petro-grab or a cartel war we're talking about.  The real story is much bigger. Venezuela has become a hub for America's geopolitical adversaries, right here in the Western Hemisphere, something the U.S. has spent over a century trying to prevent. A new axis is taking shape in South America. While the news cycle is busy shouting about other regions, something quiet but significant has been happening in Venezuela. Moscow has weapons deals, trainers, and political influence...