A dangerous complacency has set in, an unintended consequence of the consolidation of a certain anti-Left echo chamber in the U.S. and in other Western nations.

It is true that the triumph of the Trump-Vance ticket in the 2024 U.S. Presidential Election brought back an interesting Center-Right coalition to the White House.

It is also true that this triumph locks in some potential pro-America gains brought forth by a slim Republican majority in both chambers of the U.S. Congress. These electoral successes are strategic victories – in absolute, political terms.

However, in relative terms, these wins are no more than victorious tactical skirmishes in a much, much larger war. In fact, the current era is very far removed from being a time of celebration.

Throughout history, political and economic ideologies have shaped societies, influenced governance, and sparked both unity and division. Among the most discussed are Socialism,  Communism, and Fascism, each representing distinct approaches to economics, governing, and power.

Understanding these ideologies is crucial, especially when it comes to preserving American freedom and upholding the U.S. Constitution. Misusing and misunderstanding these terms can lead to confusion about history, politics, and policy decisions.