Dr. Marc Weisman is a physician and writer whose work examines political culture, ideological conflict, and the conditions required for the survival of Western liberal democracies.

Earlier in his career, Dr. Weisman wrote and co-authored academic and professional work in medicine and healthcare leadership, including research papers, clinical texts, and policy position papers. That background continues to inform his writing today—not as a technical exercise, but as a way of approaching complex social problems with diagnostic clarity, intellectual discipline, and an insistence on evidence over rhetoric.

Over time, his focus shifted increasingly toward cultural and political commentary. His writing now centers on American patriotism, rising antisemitism, and the preservation of Western modernity and the Judeo-Christian moral framework that underpins free societies. A central theme of his work is the growing influence of far-left ideology within Western institutions—and the way that influence has created space for Islamist movements and narratives to operate under the banner of “progressivism,” often shielded from scrutiny.

Notably, Dr. Weisman does not argue against liberalism itself. On the contrary, his writing emphasizes that strong liberals and strong conservatives—working in tension but in good faith—built the American project together. His concern is that contemporary far-left ideology now exercises disproportionate influence over cultural and political discourse, functioning as a tail that increasingly wags the liberal dog, to the detriment of pluralism, free inquiry, and national cohesion.

Dr. Weisman is the author of Re-United States (2010). This book examined Islamist ideology, non-violent jihad, and the internal political fragmentation of the United States at a time when such concerns were widely minimized. Although the book is no longer actively promoted, it remains a reference point for the themes that continue to shape his essays today.

His commentary has appeared in outlets including Jewish News Syndicate (JNS), American Thinker, American Spectator, and other publications. AsOneNation.com serves as a central archive for this work.

Dr. Weisman is married, the father of three grown children, and the grandfather of four young grandchildren. He writes with a long view—aware that the questions facing the West are not abstract, but generational.