The Wickedness of Joe Biden and His Enablers
Undermining the system—attempting to disenfranchise the American people—is wicked.
Sir Joe Biden:
’Tis But a Scratch
The situation for the Democrats is bad. Really bad.
Summer Fun with the New York Times
Western opinion leaders continue to offer preposterous and dangerous “solutions” to world problems.
May It Please the Kangaroo Court
What Cassidy Hutchinson said was certainly extraordinary. But was it really “testimony?”
Boys, Girls, Guns, and Blacks
If Congress is going to discriminate against 18-21 year-olds by requiring them to jump through certain hoops to buy a gun, shouldn’t it also impose the same rules on “similarly situated” people?
Diversity Is Our Strength,
You Christo-Fascist!
Does anyone who doesn’t live in a gated community or who can’t afford private security guards really believe that diversity is a virtue?
Did Chief Justice John Roberts Kill Cock Robin?
Roberts made a Supreme Court that is political instead of judicial. That’s where the buck stops now.
Harvard: Slave to Vanitas
It’s difficult enough for people to atone for their own sins. How does one atone for the sins of others?
Welcome Happy Morning
We are not doomed if we ask for and accept the forgiveness offered to us by Him whose death and resurrection we remember, and celebrate, on Easter Sunday.
Biden Presidency Mimics ‘Weekend at Bernie’s’
Voters are coming to realize they’ve been had.
Hunter Biden, the New York Times, and the Coming Impeachment
Why did the Times confess their error on the laptop story? Who knows? But it doesn’t take Sherlock Holmes to know they’re up to no good.
Combat Rules for Conservatives
The Right needs a new birth of activity—and the plan has already been laid out by the late, great Stan Evans.
Virtue Signaling at ‘Hedgefund Academy’
The privileged students are too economically untutored to know their favorite Martin Luther King, Jr., quotes make the man look stupid. But that was the least of their problems.
Will Democracy Survive a New Year and New Elections?
As a matter of law, no one may go to jail for stealing the election. But as a matter of reality, the people will lose faith in the democratic process.
Masks, Vaccines, and Government Lies
The cover-up of information, and the dissembling we’ve seen over the past year on vaccines and masks is serious, not only for health reasons but also for reasons of public trust in institutions.
Whom Does Harvard Thank at Thanksgiving?
With its atheist chaplain, Harvard is engaged in killing the culture—the culture that midwifed to us this civilization, including Harvard.
Conservative Vibes for Our Time
If we are going to find a conservatism that works for today, it is necessary for conservatives, in the words of William F. Buckley, “to get inside the vibrations of modern life.”
Silver Bullets for Mask Mandates
Mask mandates are now very political. They are very political precisely because they make no medical sense.
Conrad Black, Coronavirus, and . . . the Fat Man
Compromise may be essential to success in the political process. But letting the government force workers to take a shot for the Chinese Flu is a compromise too far.
Biden Powercrats vs. America
Democrats are bad enough. But there’s more to bemoan: The number of Republican office holders in Washington willing to fight is abysmally small.