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Are Americans looking back because deep down we sense something ahead?In this powerful and thought-provoking episode of Go Right with Peter Boykin, The Constitutionalist For Liberty takes you on a journey through the growing feeling many Americans can’t quite shake… that something is changing, and not necessarily for the better.From rising global tensions and shifting power structures overseas, to cultural division and uncertainty here at home, this episode dives into a question few are asking out loud:Why are so many people turning to the past instead of preparing for the future?Is it nostalgia… or is it instinct?This Go Right News breakdown explores how emotional memory, political messaging, and media narratives may be shaping a backward-looking mindset at a time when clarity and forward thinking are more important than ever. As Americans argue, scroll, and react in real time, are we missing the bigger picture unfolding right in front of us?In this episode:The psychology behind nostalgia during uncertain ti

Why Are You Working More, Knowing Less, and Still Falling Behind?Americans are working harder than ever… yet many feel like they’re falling further behind. At the same time, people seem more certain in their beliefs, but less informed than ever before. So what’s really going on?In this powerful Go Right with Peter Boykin perspective, we break down the growing disconnect between effort and outcome, and the rise of echo chambers that shape how people think without them even realizing it. Is the system failing… or are we being quietly conditioned?Watch, Read, and Listen now and decide for yourself.

Is the Constitution still shaping America… or is the algorithm deciding what you see, think, and believe?In this Go Right with Peter Boykin perspective, we break down a growing concern most people never question. As your news feed becomes more personalized, are you actually becoming more informed… or are you being coddled into an echo chamber that reinforces what you already believe? If your reality is curated for comfort and engagement, then are you truly thinking for yourself, or are you being quietly managed?This isn’t just about social media. This is about the future of a Constitutional Republic and whether citizens are being challenged to think or conditioned to react.Watch and Listen:https://rumble.com/v77yyz6-is-the-constitution-still-shaping-america-or-is-the-algorithm-deciding.htmlhttps://youtu.be/mCWYJlwUsRghttps://www.bitchute.com/video/KxrvCWFrDRNwhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/is-the-constitution-still-shaping-america-or-is-the-algorithm-deciding--71065716Read the full article here:https://gori

Who Are the Real “No Kings”… and Who’s Been Acting Like One?Full Article: https://gorightnews.com/who-are-the-real-no-kings-and-whos-been-acting-like-one/Shared by Peter BoykinGo Right with Peter BoykinThe Constitutionalist for Liberty PerspectiveWatch and Listen:https://youtu.be/GUqJzOcGzy0https://rumble.com/v77snj2-who-are-the-real-no-kings-and-whos-been-acting-like-one.htmlhttps://www.bitchute.com/video/3O1IkoxusLTnhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/who-are-the-real-no-kings-and-who-s-been-acting-like-one--70981626I remember when people were told to stay home, close their businesses, and not question anything. If you did question it, you were labeled dangerous.“No Kings” sounds powerful, but do the actions match the words?Power didn’t shrink, it expanded. Rules weren’t applied equally. Speech, movement, and information were controlled in ways many accepted without question.You don’t need a king when a system can control speech, jobs, and daily life. You don’t need a crown when power flows through executive a

Are Democrats Rewriting History While Claiming to Protect Democracy? Are Americans watching a fight over truth, or a fight over who gets to write it?In this episode of Go Right with Peter Boykin, Peter breaks down the growing battle over how major political events are remembered, taught, and framed in America. From years of media warnings about Donald Trump, to the different way political violence has been covered on the left and right, to new efforts by the government to shape how January 6 is taught in schools, this episode asks a bigger constitutional question:Who should control the story of America’s history?Peter examines the danger of politicians, media institutions, and activist movements turning historical interpretation into political doctrine. He also brings the issue home to North Carolina, warning voters that they must pay attention to the kind of leaders being sent to Raleigh and whether they will defend free speech, open debate, and constitutional libertyThis is more than a debate about one even

Did Congress just vote to hide its own sexual misconduct files while demanding transparency from everyone else?In this episode of Go Right with Peter Boykin, Peter dives into the explosive House vote that sent an effort to release congressional sexual misconduct and harassment records straight into the procedural graveyard. By a staggering 357 to 65 vote, members of Congress from both parties chose secrecy over sunlight, raising serious questions about accountability, hypocrisy, and what exactly Washington does not want the American people to see.Watch the Podcast:https://rumble.com/v76yfbe-did-congress-just-vote-to-hide-its-own-sexual-misconduct-files.htmlhttps://youtu.be/KZrFYQka2b4Listen to the Podcast:https://www.spreaker.com/episode/did-congress-just-vote-to-hide-its-own-sexual-misconduct-files-while-demanding-transparency-from-everyone-else--70590135Read it Here: https://gorightnews.com/did-congress-just-vote-to-hide-its-own-sexual-misconduct-files-while-demanding-transparency-from-everyone-else/This ep

Did North Carolina’s Primary Just Reveal a GOP Divide That Could Cost Republicans in November?Can Republicans Hold the Line in a Changing Political Landscape?North Carolina’s March 3 primary delivered more than just winners and losers. It revealed deep-seated political fault lines within the Republican Party and raised serious questions about what comes next.In this episode of #GoRight with Peter Boykin, we break down the shocking two-vote showdown between Senate leader Phil Berger and Sheriff Sam Page, the implications of the Roy Cooper vs Michael Whatley U.S. Senate race, and what the results in Alamance County and across North Carolina tell us about the future of Republican politics.Are grassroots movements overtaking establishment power?Do endorsements really decide elections?And can Republicans unify after bruising primaries in time to win in November?From the perspective of a Constitutionalist for Liberty, this episode delves beyond the headlines to explore the deeper lesson of this election cycle: how

Is Election Day About Parties or About Independent Thinkers? | Go Right with Peter BoykinAs election day arrives in North Carolina, a growing political force continues to reshape the landscape of America’s Constitutional Republic: the unaffiliated voter.In this episode of Go Right with Peter Boykin, the Constitutionalist for Liberty, we take a closer look at why more Americans are rejecting traditional party labels and what that means for candidates, campaigns, and the future direction of our elections.Are voters disengaged… or are they simply refusing to be managed by political machines?This monologue explores the frustration many independent voters feel toward establishment messaging, polling narratives, and campaign strategies that treat citizens like predictable voting blocs instead of individuals. From authenticity in leadership to the growing demand for genuine representation, this episode asks a deeper question:Is America still run by the people, or increasingly managed by power structures that underes

Iran, Reality, and the Balance America Must FaceGo Right News Shared by Peter BoykinAmerican Political Commentator / Citizen Journalist / Activist / Constitutionalist for LibertyFor nearly half a century, Iran’s regime has defined itself in opposition to the United States, openly threatening Americans while shaping instability across the Middle East. In this episode of Go Right with Peter Boykin, Peter takes a direct and personal look at the reality many Americans have grown up with: a world where Iran has consistently positioned itself as an adversary, not just through words, but through actions, proxy conflicts, and documented threats against American leaders.This spoken-word monologue explores the historical transformation of Iran from a more westernized nation into an ideological regime, the competing foreign policy approaches of recent administrations, and the growing debate over America’s role abroad. At the same time, the episode confronts a question many citizens are asking: how does America defend it

Is Trump’s State of the Union a Turning Point or Just Another Political Speech?Go Right with Peter BoykinAmerican Political Commentator | Citizen Journalist | ActivistThe Constitutionalist for LibertyWhat did Trump’s State of the Union really mean for America? Was it a governing roadmap, a political strategy, or the opening move in the next election cycle?In this episode of Go Right with Peter Boykin, we go beyond the headlines and partisan reactions to examine how the speech connects federal policy, state leadership, and local elections that directly impact everyday Americans. From economic messaging and immigration policy to national security and rising living costs, this monologue explores how presidential speeches shape political narratives and influence voters from Washington, D.C. all the way down to local communities.This episode also looks ahead to the emerging political battlefield leading toward the next presidential cycle, asking whether America is witnessing policy leadership or preparation for fu

Are midterms the real elections most Americans overlook until it is too late? As early voting enters its final stretch in North Carolina, this episode of #GoRight with Peter Boykin breaks down why midterm elections shape federal, state, and local power long before presidential races dominate the headlines. Discover how voter participation, local races, and policy decisions quietly build the future of our Constitutional Republic and why showing up now matters more than many realize.Go Right with Peter Boykin | The Constitutionalist for LibertyGoRightNews.com | PeterBoykin.com | GoRightNC.comWatch and Listen:https://rumble.com/v767iiy-are-midterms-the-real-elections-most-americans-overlook-until-it-is-too-lat.htmlhttps://youtu.be/51Cv75fivdg?si=dlg_lMGjNdRp2rrGhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/are-midterms-the-real-election-most-americans-ignore-until-it-is-too-late--70249271Visit and follow:https://gorightnews.com/are-midterms-the-real-election-most-americans-ignore-until-it-is-too-late/Follow Go Right with Pet

Are Politicians Fighting The Wrong Battles While Americans Fight Their Bills? In this episode of Go Right with Peter Boykin, The Constitutionalist for Liberty, we break down the growing disconnect between political headlines and real-life kitchen-table struggles. While politicians argue over symbolic issues, Americans are dealing with rising power bills, grocery costs, housing prices, insurance premiums, and everyday financial pressure that continues to reshape trust in government.This monologue explores how federal policies, state regulations, and local decisions all contribute to the cost-of-living crisis and why many voters feel ignored by both parties. From constitutional consistency to economic reality, this is a direct look at how leadership priorities impact real people and why affordability may be the defining issue shaping the future of our Constitutional Republic.Watch and Listen:https://rumble.com/v766730-are-politicians-fighting-the-wrong-battles-while-americans-fight-their-bill.html https://youtu

Is America Plugging the Hole or Arguing While We Sink? | Go Right with Peter BoykinWelcome back to Go Right with Peter Boykin, The Constitutionalist for Liberty, where perspective meets reality and truth comes before comfort. In this powerful episode, we dive into the growing feeling across America that we are arguing about everything except the actual problems in front of us. Using the metaphor of a ship taking on water, this episode explores how political debates, media narratives, and institutional reactions often focus more on tone and perception than real solutions.From the federal level in Washington to state leadership and down to local communities like those across North Carolina, this discussion examines how accountability is being replaced by deflection, how citizens raising concerns are sometimes labeled as the problem, and how systems can fail when responsibility is outsourced instead of embraced. What happens when unity becomes obedience? When transparency becomes optional? And when debate become

It Walks Like a Duck, But They Still Say It’s Not | Is Reality Being Rewritten in This Election Cycle?What happens when the same facts produce completely different realities? What happens when perspective becomes more powerful than evidence?In this Go Right commentary, Peter Boykin breaks down one of the biggest problems shaping today’s political climate: truth is no longer debated, it is selected. From federal election narratives and media framing, to state-level power struggles and local government decisions that directly affect your schools, taxes, land use, and public safety, the same pattern keeps repeating. People are not asking what is true. They are asking who benefits if it is true.As national headlines dominate the conversation, identity often filters facts before logic ever gets a chance. Candidates are framed as existential threats or flawless saviors. Policies are judged by party before principle. Even at the local level, where county commissioners and school boards make decisions that shape dail

Is America Still Run by the People or Just Managed by Power?GoRightNews Shared by Peter BoykinAmerican Political Commentator | Citizen Journalist | Activist | Constitutionalist for LibertyWelcome to #GoRight with Peter Boykin.America is facing a moment of deep reflection. Citizens still believe in the promise of the republic, yet trust in institutions continues to erode. In this episode and article, Peter Boykin explores whether America remains governed by the will of the people or whether power has shifted toward bureaucracies, institutions, and narrative-driven systems that shape outcomes before voters ever have a voice.This discussion challenges both sides of the political spectrum, examining how expanding systems of control, cultural division, and curated outrage impact civic responsibility, independent thinking, and the future of a Constitutional Republic. Rather than focusing on party loyalty, this commentary centers on constitutional principles, personal accountability, and the role of engaged citizens

Are Political Sharks Defining the Future of 2026 or Are We Ready to Change the Waters?As the 2026 election cycle begins to take shape, something feels different in the political waters. Candidates are positioning themselves, narratives are being sharpened, and the atmosphere is becoming more aggressive. In this #GoRight with Peter Boykin commentary, we dive into the idea of “political sharks” and what it means for our Constitutional Republic when ambition, media pressure, and internal party battles begin to overshadow principled leadership.This episode explores how political competition can either strengthen liberty or turn into a feeding frenzy that rewards division over solutions. From local government races to state leadership battles and national shutdown debates, we break down how power dynamics shift when citizens disengage and how WE THE PEOPLE can reclaim ownership of the process.This is not about eliminating competition. It is about restoring accountability, demanding substance over spectacle, and re

What Citizens Should Expect as Early Voting Begins#GoRight with Peter BoykinIn this episode, we break down what citizens should truly expect as early voting begins and why local elections matter more than many realize. From taxpayer protection and accountability to public safety, smart growth, and transparent leadership, this monologue explores how county-level decisions shape everyday life and ultimately influence the direction of our Constitutional Republic nationwide.Early voting is not just about one race or one moment. It is an opportunity for a reset, a reminder that We The People are the authors of our destiny and the force that forms and guides our government. This episode challenges viewers to look beyond political noise and focus on steady leadership, civic responsibility, and the power of local engagement to shape the future.Watch, listen, and decide for yourself.Watch & Listen:https://rumble.com/v75pb2y-what-citizens-should-expect-as-early-voting-begins.htmlhttps://youtu.be/st3XznIfBjshttps://

Is This a Frog Boil or a Full Blaze, and Are We Ready for What Comes Next?#GoRight with Peter BoykinIs America Arguing While the Fire Spreads, and Are You Ready for What Comes Next? Something feels different in America right now. The outrage cycle moves faster than ever, but it does not always move evenly.Some tragedies dominate headlines instantly, while others fade into silence. In this episode of #GoRight with Peter Boykin, we dive into the growing tension surrounding ICE enforcement, national protests, and the deeper question many Americans are asking: why does public outrage seem selective?This podcast examines recent events, including the fatal ICE-related shooting of ICU nurse Alex Jeffrey Pretti, the nationwide protests that followed, and how the conversation is playing out across North Carolina, from Durham to Raleigh to Alamance County. Is this simply political polarization, or are we witnessing a cultural shift that changes whose stories get told and whose voices get ignored? From a Constitutionali

Did We Turn the Super Bowl Into Another Battlefield Because We Forgot What Freedom Looks Like?#GoRight with Peter Boykin Somewhere along the way, America stopped being comfortable with disagreement. We used to argue, debate, laugh, and keep watching the same game together. Now we pre-judge, pre-react, and pre-outrage before the lights even come on. The Super Bowl halftime show was supposed to be entertainment. Instead, it became another ideological battlefield long before the first note was played. And that says more about us than it does about Bad Bunny.The Super Bowl used to be one of the last shared cultural moments in America. Now, even halftime shows spark political warfare. In this episode of #GoRight with Peter Boykin, we break down the misconceptions surrounding Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl halftime performance, President Trump’s strong reaction, and why viewers across the country experienced the same event through completely different political lenses. From a Constitutionalist for Liberty perspective, this

Is America running out of time for a true grand bargain, or are we already playing past the whistle? In this episode of #GoRight with Peter Boykin, the Constitutionalist for Liberty breaks down the growing divide between ideology and liberty, the dangers of moral absolutism on both sides, and why a Constitutional Republic only survives when persuasion matters more than power. A bold commentary on free speech, cultural conflict, political overreach, and the forgotten art of negotiation that once held America together.Watch & Listen:https://rumble.com/v75dt8o-is-america-running-out-of-time-for-a-true-grand-bargain-or-are-we-already-p.htmlhttps://youtu.be/zHwrfoUaCrI?si=Qx5EvZrGe_p9htmIhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/is-america-running-out-of-time-for-a-true-grand-bargain-or-are-we-already-playing-past-the-whistle--69844796Read more:https://gorightnews.com/is-there-still-time-for-a-grand-bargain-in-america-or-are-we-playing-past-the-whistle/#GoRight, #PeterBoykin, #GoRightNews, #ConstitutionalistForLiberty,