Author: Ray McCoy › American Greatness

It’s Time to Cut the Lame Woke Soldier Act

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August 25, 2021

Americans will have to learn to reject the marketing of these military fig leaves and recognize that they are just as susceptible to regime groupthink as any other Washington functionary.

The Boston Globe’s Poisonous Brew

By Ray McCoy

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August 18, 2021

Boston today is far from the perfect society given class and social divisions, but the medicine prescribed by its leading newspaper is a poisonous brew.

Had Enough Strife? Just Wait

By Ray McCoy

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August 1, 2021

Thanks to a bipartisan and short-sighted political class eager to appear caring but not making long-term sense, this is the lose-lose housing situation that could be just around the corner.

Get America Out of the Desert of ‘Expert Tyranny’

By Ray McCoy

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June 8, 2021

The world watches expert tyranny masked as “liberal democracy” crash and burn. The same lesson has been taught before, but the public dependably forgets every time.

The Twin Tyrants Wrecking New York

By Ray McCoy

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March 18, 2021

An interview with Matt Palumbo, author of Dumb and Dumber: How Cuomo and de Blasio Ruined New York.

The Sinkin’ Project’s Principled* Party

By Ray McCoy

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February 21, 2021

As one version of the #NeverTrump GOP losers guild falls apart, a new one seeks to fill the void of corporate right-wing lapdog for the media. Here’s why that is a good thing.

Bipartisans for Blinken

By Ray McCoy

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February 5, 2021

A tribute to America’s leaders for coming together for their real goal—war profiteering and military adventurism.

Who Killed the Anti-War Democrats?

By Ray McCoy

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January 23, 2021

A movement that once sought to bring the counterculture into the government has now, instead, become integrated within it.

You Say You (Don’t) Want a Revolution?

By Ray McCoy

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January 10, 2021

The Capitol Hill occupation was a futile charge to sustain a lost cause, one that it ultimately harmed. But the reaction to it by the eager media and breathless politicians exposes their own fraud.

The Rise of Traditionalists in a ‘Network Society’

By Ray McCoy

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December 18, 2020

A Q&A with Steve Turley.

The Best Security Cabinet the Yuan Can Buy

By Ray McCoy

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November 30, 2020

In the 1980s Reagan judges got “Borked.” It is time for the Biden cabinet to get “Blinkened.”

The New York Times Was Swindled By ‘Anonymous,’ Missed Real Scoops

By Ray McCoy

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November 13, 2020

The press is now the protector of the powerful rather than their tormentors.

Is Joe Biden’s Outreach to Big 10 Country a Slow Motion Fumble?

By Ray McCoy

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November 1, 2020

As in college football, much energy in politics is directed at poll numbers and rankings that, at the end of the season, leave many disappointed and cynical.

Kamala vs. ACB? Democrats Should Avoid It

By Ray McCoy

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October 2, 2020

If Harris ends up cross examining Amy Coney Barrett, voters may get to see first hand why she’s been ducking the cameras and the press just like her geriatric running mate.

Joe Biden’s Two ‘Colleges of Collusion’

By Ray McCoy

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September 11, 2020

With the Penn Biden Center for Global Engagement and the Biden Institute for Public Policy and Administration, the Democratic nominee has found that higher education pays in more ways than one.

Benchwarmers for Biden

By Ray McCoy

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August 18, 2020

How an Ivy League school and its donors are funding Uncle Joe’s deep state swamp-in-waiting.

Creepedia

By Ray McCoy

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August 7, 2020

BoyWiki’s supposedly informational purpose masks a more sinister service: networking for members of the international pedophile community.

The Great Pale Scarecrow of White Supremacist Violence

By Ray McCoy

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July 31, 2020

White supremacy needn’t have any actual substance behind it; the media will simply stuff it with myth and hyperbole to make it seem real enough to be useful.

Decoding Howard Zinn’s Dark Vision of America

By Ray McCoy

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July 24, 2020

With the surplus of Zinn disciples running wild today, it may be that he would have simply blended in among the crowd.

Shielding the Chief in Turbulent Times

By Ray McCoy

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July 10, 2020

An interview with Gary J. Byrne, author of Crisis of Character and Secrets of the Secret Service.