A Bulwark Against The Bulwark
A bulwark is a defensive wall, while The Bulwark is a wall against independent thought. Derivative, derogatory, and defamatory, the site has a logo that […]
Lori Loughlin of Troy
A three-pack of Trojan latex condoms is $5.99, while a Trojan sheepskin is $299,300. The better value, regarding family planning, is the one without a […]
Leaving Proof Behind: The Disgrace of ‘Leaving Neverland’
The best-selling artist of all time appears outside the northwest gate of the White House. He enters the Oval Office, whereupon the president listens to […]
‘From Yale to Jail’ Starring Felicity Huffman and Lori Loughlin
Perhaps Felicity Huffman never broke character. Perhaps she still is a desperate housewife, while Lori Loughlin is (or may be) desperate in a different way. […]
Tom Friedman Learns the Alphabet
Tom Friedman unlocked his cage—again. He took his cardboard suitcase, tricycle, typewriter, cigarettes, cymbals, and red onesie, and pedaled toward the Man with the Yellow […]
The Jonah Goldberg Variations
Jonah Goldberg, National Review’s encephalitic version of Mark Steyn, plans to launch a media company. Written in Graffiti, the digital shorthand for the Palm Pilot, […]
Bret Stephens: The Typist with a Pulitzer Prize
Yesterday, The New York Times answered a question no one asked: What if Bret Stephens were a (Sears) portrait of Ben Shapiro as a grown […]
When the Press Does It, That Means It’s Legal
When someone steals top-secret documents during wartime—about a war Americans are fighting—while the dead average 46 per week, every week, for a year; when someone […]
Let’s Not Make a Green New Deal
To refuse to remember the past is to have the power to condemn others to repeat it: to force tens of millions of people to […]
Spike Lee’s Gotta Have It
If you want to understand why racism or anti-Semitism is ineradicable, do not study history. Do not visit the scenes of the crime, so as […]
20/20 Vision About the Democrats in 2020
Among politicians who are unlicensed optometrists, who cannot see what is in front of them but know what is in store for America, among Democrats […]
From Stonewall to Stonewalling: Democrats and Gay Rights
From Stonewall to stonewalling, such is the history of the Democratic Party’s record toward gays and lesbians. Yesterday, President Trump rewrote history by relegating Democrats […]
Amazon Versus Aquinas
From the faded outline of a cross to the silhouette of a speaker, the dream house of today looks like a nightmare of the future—a […]
Jeff Bezos and Amazon’s Prison System
When a warehouse sounds like a jailhouse, when workers have less time to speak than the time a warden reserves for a prisoner to speak […]
Ilhan Omar, Ambassador of Hate
Ilhan Omar, the U.S. Representative for Minnesota’s 5th Congressional District, was born on October 4, 1981—but sounds like a U.N. delegate from November 10, 1975, […]
Free to Offend—For Now
Some words about words: The more words we classify as fighting words, the less able we are to fight for liberty with nothing but words. […]
Theranos: Another Word for Thanatos
Wherever religion is dead, fundamentalism is alive and well. Wherever faith is indubitable, and the faithful attack the doubtful, disaster is inevitable. Look, then, not […]
Bill Clinton’s History of Injustice Toward Blacks
This month, which also happens to be Black History Month, is no exception to the rules of nature. It offers no exemption from human nature, […]
Peggy Noonan Misses It
In her latest column-as-civics-lesson, which reads like a GED practice essay, Peggy Noonan predicts that President Trump will face a foreign policy crisis. Not only […]
Liam Neeson’s List
Not since 1976, when a man began his day 180 miles from Athens, Georgia, and 6,500 miles from Jerusalem, Israel, not since a peanut farmer […]