The NeverTrump Never Again
Perhaps bad men can do a few good things, but they cannot do a lot of good things. And Trump did a lot more good for the country than had prior supposedly good presidents.
Donald Trump, Counterrevolutionary
Against all the money and clout of America’s revolutionary forces, the counterrevolutionary Trump had only one asset, the proverbial people.
Trumpism: Then, Now—and in the Future?
Like it or not, Trump hit on a great truth that no country can write off its vast industrial interior, destroy its borders, or prefer managed decline over renewal, and meanwhile call itself moral.
The Unapologetic Bias of the American Left
Today’s Left sees their efforts bending in a preordained historical arc that ends with ultimate progressive justice—and retributions.
Trump Is Now One With Countless Essential Workers
President Trump has no reason to apologize for getting sick. He took risks to meet the obligations of his office and is now one with the millions who do the same thing, every day.
The Full Crowley
Whether these journalists know it or not, in the American mind they are already retired before they have even retired.
The Progressive Medusa
The hard Left believes its mission is so critical, so morally superior, that all means can be justified to achieve its noble ends. And so almost every institution that the Left has in its line of vision is now petrifying.
A Woke Joe Biden Ends His Hibernation
Will the return of the Democratic nominee preserve his fourth-quarter eroding lead?
Biden, ‘The Great and Powerful’
For now Joe Biden’s best hope is that some Emerald City media lackey does not play the role of the tiny dog Toto, rip away the curtain, and reveal the tiny man and his machinery behind the projection.
Desperately Derailing Donald
The effort to stop President Trump is growing comical.
Cultural Suicide Is Painless
The story of all Dark Ages is that when civilizations finally prefer suicide, they do it easily, and the remnants flock to the countryside to preserve what they can—allowing the cities go on with their ritual self-destruction.
From DNC Irony to Parody
The point is not what Democrats say against Donald Trump, or the irony of their rhetoric, but the very fact that their opposition somehow exempts them from the absurdities of their own paradoxes.
Trumpism—A Look Backward and Forward to November
Between the abyss and what goes on in Portland and the Magnificent Mile, there is for the moment nothing else but Trump standing in the breach.
Who or What Exactly Is Running Against Trump?
The inner-Biden at 77 is turning out to be an unabashed bigot in the age of “cancel culture” and thought crimes that has apparently declared him immune from the opprobrium reserved for any such speech.
The New Old Obama
Why is Barack Obama reemerging with greater frequency now? There are a few reasonable suppositions.
Where Are the New Heroes of the Revolution?
Cultural revolutions are suicidal, nihilistic, and incoherent. Those who survive such cannibalism do so by arbitrarily exempting their leaders from their own rules of mandated purity and no statute of limitations.
Will 2021 Be 1984?
It’s all about the power, not the equality.
Trump Needs to Scale
the Real Wall of 2020
The president should emphasize not just the efficacy of his administration but its effects on real people. Focus on “Restoration 2021.”
An Industry of Untruth
The brand of all cultural revolutions is untruth about the past and present in order to control the future. Why we have this happening to our country is the only mystery left.
Trump Will Win If He Responds to Righteous Voter Rage
The hour of reckoning is here. Either Trump will crush the lawlessness and win swing voters to his side, or he will listen to the trimmers and lose the country.