J. Hartman

J. Hartman is an American writer and researcher whose work bridges history, faith, and modern society. Born in the heartland of America, Mr. Hartman has lived from coast to coast and internationally, gaining a broad perspective on the issues that shape our world. His views are grounded in knowledge, faith, and lived experience, drawing connections between past and present to uncover lessons that remain vital today. Through Heartland Perspective, he seeks to rekindle honest conversation, critical thinking, and the enduring values of faith, family, and freedom on which this great nation was founded.

Why Lie?: If Democrats Are Correct…Then Why All the Deceit?

When the facts cut against the left's narrative, they are minimized, distorted, or buried under a flood of falsification of information.

The American Disadvantage

Many Americans believe other nations share our rights and privileges, but in reality, most of the world lives without those freedoms or social supports.

The Harsh Reality of Equality

At birth, every human starts as a blank slate—free of bias, beliefs, or ideology. In that first moment of life, all are truly equal.

President Donald Trump: What Would the Left Do Without Him?

Trump's presence, his personality, and policies have reshaped the Republican Party and has completely redefined the political left and its media allies.

The Hungry Bear Society

SNAP benefit delays sparked online outrage as users threatened theft, riots, and violence if their “free money” didn’t arrive.

The Childless Factor: The Downfall of Society

A growing number of young adults have embraced a worldview where children are unnecessary at best and undesirable at worst.
MAGA Business Central

The Business of Hating America

Many Americans mistake discomfort for oppression and inconvenience for crisis, confusing the safety of abundance with the struggle of true hardship.

A Defining Moment: Will Populist Promises Collapse New York City?

New York City elected a candidate promising rent freezes, free transit, universal childcare, and higher corporate taxes—pledges that may clash with fiscal reality.

Deflating Portland: Why Antifa Went from Black Blok to Inflatable Costumes

Antifa's transformation from militant to mascot is so absurd it's almost comedic. Yet beneath the humor lies something calculated. It’s all about optics.

The Affordable Care Act: The Great Deception of “Affordable”

When the Affordable Care Act was introduced, people trusted what they were told. The truth is, the ACA has done the exact opposite of what it claimed.

The Cost of Education: When You Can Pay NOT to Play

America’s schools are no longer just about learning—they’ve become arenas where clashing ideologies shape what children are taught and how they think.

Protecting the Presidency

The U.S. presidency has long stood as more than political power—serving as a symbol of national unity and the enduring strength of constitutional order.