Townhall Op-Ed Link President Trump is once again showing business leaders across America that he understands the engine of our economy is fueled not by bureaucrats, but by entrepreneurs, workers, and investors. His latest move, directing the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to consider easing reporting requirements, is a welcome

Townhall Op-ed Link For years, conservative investors have warned corporate America that playing politics is a losing game. Target has become the poster child and cautionary tale for exactly why. In a little over two years, Target managed to alienate conservatives, disappoint liberals, and torch billions in shareholder value while

Daily Caller Op-ed Link In a striking turn of events, several senior banking executives have broken their long-standing silence, revealing that political coercion, not just regulatory prudence, steered decisions about whose bank accounts to close and services to deny. Their admissions come on the heels of President Donald Trump’s executive

Trump has signed a historic executive order to end the quietly expanding financial repression of conservatives, and the timing could not be more urgent.  For years, major banks and payment processors have denied accounts, cut off services, and blacklisted customers for nothing more than their political or religious beliefs without any explanation. 

We manage a publicly traded exchange-traded fund (ETF) called the American Conservative Values ETF (ACVF) with exposure across all sectors, including but not limited to energy, defense, manufacturing, and infrastructure, the backbone of the American economy. And over the last six months, one thing has become crystal clear to us:

We Want an Independent Fed, Not One with Trump Derangement Syndrome By Tom Carter – July 24, 2025 America has always benefited from a central bank that operates independently from politics. But independence is not immunity from scrutiny, especially when that independence is abused. In recent years, the Federal Reserve, under Chairman

Tesla was once the darling of innovation, a bold bet on the future of transportation, technology, and environmental consciousness. But over the past year, the company’s trajectory has shifted, not because of engineering failures or market shifts, but because its CEO, Elon Musk, has chosen politics over performance. As investment