Category: Great America - Page 10

The Economy Is Struggling, but Gun Sales Are Soaring

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August 10, 2020

When protests and riots started sweeping the country after the May 25 death of George Floyd, the FBI clocked another record in June by conducting more than 3.9 million background checks.

Cotton to Higher Ed: Loosen Up or Lose Your Money

By Mark Bauerlein

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August 10, 2020

This is a campaign issue that frightens the Left, and with good reason. Republicans should move swiftly.

The Singularity Is Near

By Malcolm Pollack

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August 9, 2020

Can we, for the sake of our children’s children, find at the last moment a way to reverse course, to step back from the brink, to find a future timeline that avoids the dreadful singularity of civil war?

Are Americans Being Conditioned for Despotism?

By Lloyd Billingsley

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August 9, 2020

Embattled Americans should run regular checks on what condition their conditioning is in.

Swampy AARP

By Rachel Bovard

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August 8, 2020

Like so many other organizations that began in the service of a reasonable—even noble!—cause, AARP has become merely an excuse to rake in the cash for a handful of executives.

Boston Blowup

By Lloyd Billingsley

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August 8, 2020

How President Trump can achieve justice for the American people.

‘Systemic Racism’ or Systemic Rubbish?

By Ilana Mercer

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August 8, 2020

Unlike systemic racism, intellectual indentureship could quickly become a reality in America.

Kick the ‘1619 Project’ Out of Schools

By David Randall

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August 7, 2020

The federal government is more than justified in preventing students, parents, and teachers from being subjected to anti-American “history.”

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.

What Will AT&T Do When the Suits See What CNN Does to Profits?

By Chuck de Caro

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August 6, 2020

An unfair comparison of AT&T CEO John Stankey and Admiral Takijiro Onishi of the Imperial Japanese Navy.

Institutional Wokeness Is Destroying American Higher Education

By Josh Hammer

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August 6, 2020

With the possible exception of narrowly targeted investments in science and technology, it is long past time to defund American higher education of every single taxpayer dollar.

The NHL Gets Woke

By Deion A. Kathawa

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August 5, 2020

In what sense do professional hockey players “skate for black lives”? How does hockey, whether played well or poorly (or at all), “end racism” or bring about “better days”? Does the act of playing hockey “fix” racism?

Charge of the Lightfoot Brigade!

By Chuck de Caro

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August 5, 2020

Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot’s plan to gin up counts for the 2020 Census in Chicago involves an interesting, if appropriate, mascot.

Subsidiarity Must Become a Reality in Education

By Larry Sand

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August 5, 2020

The one-size-fits-all regimen for schools needs to end.

The Three Perils Threatening the United States

By Richard Higgins

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August 5, 2020

People are looking for crisis leadership that comprehends the dangers, is prepared to deal with them, and most importantly realizes that America is worth defending.

Defending the Right To Stand for the Anthem Is a New Low in the Culture War

By Paul Bradford

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August 4, 2020

The only way to resist that is to turn off the game and refuse to buy pro sports merchandise. To continue watching is surrender.

Why Isn’t ‘Cancel Culture’ Canceling Corporations?

By Ned Ryun

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August 4, 2020

By their actions, multinational corporations such as Apple and Nike show they are fine with slave labor and racism just so long as it doesn’t happen in America.

Hugo Chavez’s Spirit is Alive in 2020 America

By Adam Mill

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August 3, 2020

Censorship, a politicized criminal law, disarming legitimate police, and rounding up guns are not milestones on the way to a utopia, not even in America.

A Madhouse We Might Consider Ignoring

By William Murchison

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August 3, 2020

Calumniating the dead—who can't hear a word you say—rather than grasping in alliance and fellowship the hand of the living: That's just crazy, my friends.

Affordable Housing in Suburbs Is a Money Grubbing Scam

By Edward Ring

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August 3, 2020

All of this folly stems from a systemic problem, but it’s not racism. It’s that politicians have made it impossible to build affordable housing without subsidies.