Autonomy without self-control is slavery.

A single generation has broken apart the great chain of American civilizational continuance.

Of course, this is all a bad dream. Of course.

This year's election is our final wake-up call.

The long-awaited Great Fundamental Transformation finally got its moment, crashed, and now has torched the nation—middle-class Americans most of all.

Reports indicate that the Francis Scott Key Bridge will take at least ten years to rebuild. More than 50 years ago, the original was built in five.

Societies do not always collapse from a lack of wealth, invasion, or natural catastrophes. But they are so paralyzed by their fear that the road to salvation becomes too painful to even contemplate.

Most, if not all, of the major societal problems we are confronting today are a direct result of abandoning the principles that are the underpinnings of American culture.

The right should be thinking about how to use public policy to promote sustainable family life, encourage more children within marriage, and make it easier for young people to get established.

Vigilance is necessary this time around to insure a free and fair election and to keep the cement of fundamental transformation from hardening into unbreakable rock.

Can America’s institutions run as well in the 21st century if white Americans are quiet quitting them in despair? It looks like we’re about to find out.

People who say that men give birth also say that Israel is the villain because these positions emanate from the same aim: the destruction of Western civilization.

The Biden administration’s open border policy is being employed to change the U.S. from a constitutional republic to a tyranny dominated by a single political party, much like in Communist China.

American civilization has been turned upside down, and we have a rendezvous soon with the once unthinkable and unimaginable.

It was good while it lasted

The most serious political question is whether we want our nation to survive