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September 16, 2026
Title: DEMOCRATIC SOCIALISM AND BLACK AMERICA
Topic: Democrats Gone Wild
Discussed by Craig DeLuz
with Project 21 (www.NationalCenter.org)
The Democrat Socialists of America seem to be everywhere in
the news lately. Will these radical lefties be victorious and take over America?
Craig DeLuz is a Project 21 Ambassador, author, and the host of a daily news and
commentary show called
The Rundown.
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here to read Craig’s op-ed on this issue.
Questions/Issues Discussed:
Has the Democrat Party of John Kennedy and Jimmy Carter been overrun by
America-haters?
Who began this movement: the working-class poor or educated, ideologically
committed activists who found a weakened party offering little resistance?
SIDE BAR: Has White Supremacy forced college students across the nation to spend
hundreds of thousands of dollars to obtain degrees that they will never, ever
use?
Was the narrative that Capitalism doesn’t work pushed on the black community?
In countries where Socialism has been tried or is currently practiced, have the
poor been lifted out of poverty?
What is the role of private ownership of property in building generational
wealth? This is actually really important, so take a listen to Craig’s response!
What has been the results of LBJ’s Great Society?
What’s next for God-fearing, family-loving Conservatives? Craig urges us to talk
to our friends who are Democrats and explain what the DSA really believes. You
just may change someone’s mind.
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to order a copy of Craig’s book: “Uncommon Sense: On the Present State of
American Government and the Return to First Principles”.
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May 18, 2026
Title: WHEN WALL STREET MOVES IN NEXT DOOR
Topic: Housing Crisis
Discussed by Craig DeLuz
with Project 21 (www.NationalCenter.org)
Washington has a long record of solving problems it created and creating problems it did not anticipate.
Today, new guest Craig DeLuz discusses what the future holds for the housing crisis – something that is on nearly every American’s mind these days. Craig, a
Project 21 Ambassador, has almost 30 years of experience in public policy and advocacy. He hosts a daily news and commentary programmed called “The Rundown”.
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here to read Craig’s op-ed on this important topic. Make sure you share it on social media so your friends are aware!
Questions/Issues Discussed:
Is homeownership the most reliable path for people to build wealth?
Have inflation, zoning restrictions, and supply constraints contributed to the escalating prices of homes? Craig DeLuz explains the various factors that all contribute to the housing crisis, using California as one example.
Are institutional investors buying up homes across America, especially in major markets?
Are first-time home buyers being crowded out?
Should government lock out institutional investors from single-family ownership?
Craig DeLuz explains why he says NO and suggests an alternative to stopping corporate take-overs of neighborhoods and communities.
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October 20, 2025
Title: TRUMP’S DC TAKEOVER IS WORKING
Topic: Donald Trump
Discussed by Craig DeLuz
with Project 21 (www.NationalCenter.org)
Has the tidal wave of crime been reduced with the presence of federal troops in the District of Columbia?
Craig DeLuz is a Project 21 member and the founder of the Uncommon Sense Media Group. Craig has nearly thirty years of experience in media, political advocacy, and grassroots activism. Craig is the Spokesman for the
California Republican Assembly, the golden state’s largest and fastest-growing Republican volunteer organization.
Today, Craig DeLuz discusses President Donald Trump’s strategic use of the National Guard in the District of Columbia. Click
here to read his op-ed on the topic.
Questions/Issues Discussed:
Has the ever-advancing tide of crime overwhelmed the citizens of the District of Columbia?
Was it necessary for President Trump to assert federal control of the District of Columbia?
Craig DeLuz discusses the need to help many of the neighborhoods, but not all – and therein lies the push back. However, the people who live in the high-crime areas are very, very thankful for the assistance.
According to Legacy Media outlets, President Trump and the National Guard took control of trash pickup, pot-hole filling, and traffic-light synchronization. Is this true or false?
How do local leaders in DC feel about the presence of federal troops?
Did President Trump send in the Nation Guard searching for more votes? Or was it simply the right thing to do?
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