My @Townhallcom VIP column has some good advice and it’s all gonna go to waste anyway…
“There’s a lot of conflict between generations now, with the Boomers and Gen X against Gen Z and Gen Whatever the Hell Is Next. Intergenerational conflict is normal, natural, and inevitable — you can find it in the Bible — and both sides have some valid gripes about each other. Most of us VIPs reading this are probably on the older side, and we’ve got lots to say about how the younger generation is weak, whiny, and weird. They have lots to say about how we are spoiled, clueless, and at fault for most of the problems facing mankind in general and them in particular. Again, none of that’s new. The Boomers’ parents thought their kids were entitled jerks, too. And the Boomers thought their parents were repressed automatons grilling in their backyard on yet another Pleasant Valley Sunday.”
Gen Z Won’t Listen, but We’ll Try Anyway https://townhall.com/columnists/kurtschlichter/2026/09/02/gen-z-wont-listen-but-well-try-anyway-n2682282
I did not see Poland getting chippy this weekend on the bingo card. Globalist government is on the move in Poland.
My new @townhallcom column takes a clear and unequivocal stand for ambiguity!
“I don’t know what’s going to happen in the midterms, and you don’t know what’s going to happen in the midterms, and the boosters and pundits certainly don’t know what’s going to happen in the midterms. But something is going to happen in the midterms. And what happens in the midterms will make them either the most important midterms in the history of ever, or the least important. It all depends. Which means you shouldn’t take a chance, and you should get out there and vote all red just in case.”
The Midterms Are Either the Most or Least Important Elections Ever https://townhall.com/columnists/kurtschlichter/2026/10/29/the-midterms-are-either-the-most-or-least-important-elections-ever-n2685423
