Donald Trump through the eyes of Confucius and Cicero
Confucius and Cicero would judge Trump by virtue or appetite—does he lead with principle or personal gain, and can such a leader uphold moral governance?
Tim Walz: Mao’s Missionary
Anyone who wanted to pass on copies of the Little Red Book is not intellectually fit to execute the office of vice president under the Constitution of the United States.
The Long Shadow of Southern Segregation by Race
DEI and its advocate, Claudine Gay, marginalize Brown and take us back to Plessy, where differences in skin color justify imposing unequal opportunity on all—some to benefit at the expense of others.
A Review of River City One
For the veteran, coming home is to encounter a continuing trauma of living with those who are deeply false to the truth and ignorant of love