Author: Henry I. Miller › American Greatness

Some Reality Testing of Rosy Predictions About A Coronavirus Vaccine

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March 10, 2020

A Wuhan virus vaccine in the foreseeable future? Let’s get real. In spite of the rosy predictions by self-interested corporate executives, politicians, and pundits, don’t count on it.

The Coronavirus Numbers Are Not Quite What They Seem

By Henry I. Miller

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March 1, 2020

The purpose of this slightly pedantic discussion is not to minimize the significance of the new coronavirus, but rather to put into perspective some of the media’s warnings of apocalypse.

Coronavirus Just the Latest Example of U.N. Incompetence and Failure

By Henry I. Miller

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February 25, 2020

Short of abolishing it and starting from scratch, it’s difficult to imagine how the U.N. could be fixed. America’s discretionary contributions should go only to programs that are consistent with our interests and values.

Bravo to the Undoing of Michelle Obama’s ‘Signature Achievement’

By Henry I. Miller

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January 25, 2020

The former first lady is allied with elitists who ignore and distort science to promote their leftist agendas. Fortunately, they’re no longer in a position to ram their policies down our throats.

Democratic Candidates Are Sorry for All the Wrong Things

By Henry I. Miller

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January 18, 2020

We’d like to see candidates expressing dismay about the ways that government malfeasance or indifference threatens Americans’ health and safety every day. If they don’t, we should make them sorry on election day.

The Deep State Will Challenge the New FDA Head

By Henry I. Miller

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December 18, 2019

If we are to realize the kind of aggressive, innovation-promoting deregulation called for by President Trump, Stephen Hahn will need to disrupt the agency’s built-in bias for overregulation.

It’s the Illegal Products, Stupid

By Henry I. Miller

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September 25, 2019

Why do politicians and public health officials behave so badly? They want to show that they’re “doing something,” even if it’s the wrong thing.

Midwestern Values: May We Never Lose Them

By Henry I. Miller

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July 3, 2019

I spent nearly a week in June in the flyover part of the country—Topeka, Kansas, to be exact—and found it to be a refreshing change. […]