John F. Di Leo

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A thoughtful conservative's take on the past, present, and future of government, politics, and the culture.

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John F. Di Leo

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www.buzzsprout.com

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29 sty 2026

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004 The Case for Real Election Integrity, Before It's Too Late - By John F. Di Leo in Illinois Review 29.01.2026 9:41

Send us Fan Mail The first year of President Trump's second term has been completed, and it's been a whirlwind of accomplishments, but how many will be lasting? The absolutely top priority must be to curtail vote fraud. We can't stop it all, but if we pass The SAVE Act, we can stop enough fraud to give our country a fighting chance.

003 Podcast - The China Threat, Offshore Wind Farms, and Winter Storm Fern, By John F. Di Leo 27.01.2026 15:06

Send us Fan Mail In this week's podcast, we take a look at the latest news from Asia and the challenge of tackling green energy boondoggles in a system designed to waste money by the billions.

002 Podcast - The Twin Cities "Protests," College Vote Fraud Opportunities, and Why Greenland, Why Now? by John F. Di Leo 18.01.2026 20:15

Send us Fan Mail In this "podcast trial" (as I'm just learning the process myself), we will look at the so-called protests of the ICE-Watchers in Minneapolis and elsewhere... we will look at the way that colleges become unwitting opportunities for election fraud, and we check into the current political uproar over the control of Greenland.

001 Tariffs Are Not the Way to Effect Regime Change in Iran - by John F. Di Leo 18.01.2026 14:01

Send us Fan Mail In this "podcast test episode," journalist and author John F. Di Leo addresses the issue of President Trump's newly announced 25% tariffs on imports from nations that continue to do business with the Ayatollah's regime in Iran.