Fascism 101 with Professors Vittorini and Solzhenitsyn
How can you tell if you have the soul of a fascist? If you are alive and breathing, you are in danger of it.
First Principles
Gun Control Is Dead
There’s simply no way Americans will tolerate being disarmed in the face of soaring violent crime, riots, and a neutered police force.
Antifa and BLM: The Greatest Second Amendment Promoters Since the NRA
Come November, does anyone think that folks who just spent $1,000 or more on firearms are going to vote for the vertiginous Joe Biden who would take their guns away and leave them unprotected?
Build the Family
Americans should seek to extend the blessings of family life to more people. Sophie Lewis and her feminist allies, now including Black Lives Matter, blow the smoke of a pernicious ideology that instead seeks the family’s destruction.
Battery Wagner: An African-American ‘Glory’ in the Fight for Freedom
Without the participation of African Americans, the war to save the Union “as it was” could not have been transformed into a war to save the Union “forever worthy of the saving”—without slavery.
I’m Not Descended From Jefferson. Keep His Memorial
The American Left’s attempt to erase history is an egregious form of tyranny over the mind, and just like Jefferson, we must fight it with all our might.
A Reign of Error
What we think about things can be as important as the things themselves, because it forms our moral stance toward the world. But what if our thoughts are in error?
The Great Fireworks Rebellion of 2020
It could be that the Fireworks Rebellion of 2020 was the shot heard ‘round the country that signaled the defenders of America are paying attention—and unwilling to tolerate much more.
The Cancellation of David Starkey
Say one wrong word in the year 2020, and you may be next.
The Apple of Gold and Frame of Silver
America's 16th president on how the Declaration of Independence and the U.S. Constitution fit together.
‘Liberation’ and the Dismantling of Liberty
The only way “liberation” may be pursued is through the systematic dismantling of liberty as it was understood at the founding of this nation 244 years ago this weekend.
Why You Have a Constitutional Right to a High Capacity Magazine
Even as the very scenario that demonstrates the need for high-capacity magazines unfolded in St. Louis, the Colorado Supreme Court endorsed the view that you don’t need one.
‘Through All the Gloom, I Can See the Rays of Ravishing Light and Glory’
Why this American Founder believed July 2, 1776, would be “the most memorable epocha in the history of America.”
Grim Lessons from Aristotle on the Causes of Civil War
Why aren’t we challenging our cozy assumptions that things can’t get worse?
Fathers and Sons, American-Style
This is why men can’t talk about their fathers. Our reverence cuts too close to the very core of who we are as men.
Tales of Endurance and Enduring Tales from My Father
If there is hope to be found, a significant portion of that hope must lie with America’s fathers. Fathers like those who taught their sons and daughters to carry on.
Language, Freedom, And Law
In Bostock, the Supreme Court has taken the fateful step to assert that a common word, vital to social relations, can mean whatever anyone wants it to mean.
John Roberts and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamer Robe
Intelligence invests in illusion when the need for illusion is deep.
Kangaroo Nation
We ruin reputations, we tear down monuments to our flawed benefactors, we destroy lives with a glee and a certitude that would make the old inquisitors blush.
Property Rights Matter Even More Than Lives
Everything unique to an individual, whether physical things or rights of conscience or data, belong to the individual. A government created out of the consent of the governed that fails to protect these rights is an unjust government.