The Left and NeverTrumpers Justify Murder for Political Disagreement
The Smart Boy Sophistry of Neil Gorsuch
The Real Hype Was About the Flu
Prepare, Don’t Panic
People Are More Important Than Paintings
Leftists Miss the Hazards of Shoving It Down Our Throats
Good Riddance to Amazon
In looking through my Facebook feed one morning last weekend I found: A post from a young conservative about how @Jack permanently banned his organization’s […]
Reject the ‘Wrong on Both Sides’ Dodge
Now that the media, the Left, and their usual conservative allies have failed to destroy young Nick Sandmann and the other Covington Catholic High School […]
Amazon’s HQ2 Boondoggle Shows Trump’s Impact on the Right
There are strange political alignments on the $3 billion dollar deal that New York State and City just inked to win half the Amazon “HQ2” […]
Politicized Science Undermines Science, Politics
I posted this retweet of Jordan Peterson’s from the journal Nature with the note “Science has become totally politicized, and then we’re told to unquestioningly […]
Pennsylvania and Populism: Lessons Missed
In all the theorizing about Democrat Conor Lamb’s narrow victory in last week’s special congressional election in Western Pennsylvania, here is one important overlooked factor: […]
Be Grateful Trump Broke the Overton Window
On the eve of the first anniversary President Trump’s Inauguration, House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) said something remarkable. It points to why many of […]
About Trump’s Death Penalty Tweets
Outraged that New York bike path terrorist, Sayfullo Saipov, (no, I’m not going to call him a “suspect”) had insolently asked to hang an ISIS […]
Out with the ‘Ins’! In with the ‘Outs’!
It was a kick-in-the-gut moment for a lot of conservatives, and for a lot of normal people who just wanted some non-political space left in […]
A Partial Defense of Milo Yiannopoulos
Some thoughts on the Milo Yiannopoulos brouhaha. Of course the former Breitbart.com editor’s videotaped comments, in which he seemed to condone sex with young teenage boys, […]
The President Versus the Judges
“Judges as persons, or courts, as institutions, are entitled to no greater immunity from criticism than other persons or institutions. There have sometimes been martinets […]