For decades, Americans have been robbed. Robbed by insurance companies, and robbed by Big Pharma. But America deserves better. The All-American Healthcare Plan proposes a rational solution that both breaks America’s reliance on federal bureaucracy and decouples American health from the interests of corporate shareholders.

For decades, American foreign policy has been dictated by entrenched establishment interests that have placed private greed above the demands and interests of the American people. The NNA proposes a new path, one rooted in the defense of American Civilization, a civilization built on the bedrock of national sovereignty, and the sanctity of the American worker. In short: Speak softly and carry a big stick.

For two decades, the American people have been told the 2003 Iraq War was based on a lie. The truth is more complicated, and far more damning. Saddam Hussein did possess weapons of mass destruction. He did conceal them from inspectors. He did retain the capability and intent to fully restart his programs. This is the true account of Iraq's weapons programs, its systematic deception of the international community, and the post-invasion discoveries that proved the threat was real.

Sir Keir Starmer resigned on June 22, 2026: The most productive British Prime Minister in a generation, destroyed by an establishment that has no use for good men. A political obituary.

For half a century, the United States has been robbed of its industrial capacity by a bipartisan political class that sold the American worker to the highest foreign bidder. The New Nationalists of America offer the alternative: a comprehensive National Development Plan to revitalize American industry. The era of neoliberalism is over. The only question left now is whether America will choose to act now, or to fade into oblivion later.

The New Nationalist idea is not a recent invention. It is an American tradition born in the Declaration of Independence, nurtured by the Revolutionary War, and given its most powerful expression by Theodore Roosevelt in 1910. Here, the NNA traces that tradition from the struggle against the British crown, to Jackson's war against the monster bank, to Roosevelt's crusade against the trusts. This is the story of ordinary Americans who refused to bow to concentrated wealth, and who built a nation where the common man could thrive. And that story is not over. It is just beginning.