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.

The New Jackboots? A Wake-Up Call on Antifa and Fascism

An analysis of whether Antifa truly opposes fascism by comparing its tactics and behavior to historical signs and movements of fascist regimes.

“OF THE PEOPLE”

Blurring the line between legal and illegal, between citizen and occupant, is to tear at the fabric of what makes the Constitution a binding and sacred document.

When Science Stopped Asking Questions

When science stops asking questions, it stops being science. The world owes it to the next generation to remember that lesson.

The Cost of Control: The Economics of Illegal Immigration

Illegal immigration affects more than borders—it impacts the economy, workplace fairness, and the integrity of the political system.
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