The Invaders and Their Allies
There is a war on for hearts and minds of Americans, and it began long before the first shots were fired on Sunday along the […]
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Against the ‘Other’
Rest in peace, John Allen Chau, a Christian missionary killed while attempting to share the Good News with an uncontacted people known as the Sentineli, […]
A Little Bit of Sole: Holy Relics of the Left’s Civil Religion
Writing not to espouse the Enlightenment but to attack it, French philosopher Jean Jacques Rousseau became the poisonous font of the intellectual cesspool that is […]
California Burning: How the Greens Turned the Golden State Brown
In October 2016, in a coordinated act of terrorism that received fleeting attention from the press, environmentalist activists broke into remote flow stations and turned […]
Democrat Midterm Wins and the Cult of Diversity
Last week, I received an email from Hillary Clinton’s 2020 presidential campaign . . . er, I mean her political action committee, Onward Together, touting […]
An Outrage Meter for the Trump Era
There was a daytime television show I remember from my youth called “Queen for a Day.” It had three essential features. Hard luck stories from […]
Did 1968 Win the Cultural War?
Fifty years ago this year, the ’60s revolution sought to overturn U.S. customs, traditions, ideology and politics. The ’60s radicals eventually grew older, cut their […]
Let’s Have Gender
As the Marxist parade of “Critical Theory” proceeds ever forward, it was only a matter of time before the Frankfurt School and its legions of […]
#MenToo: Defending Dartmouth’s Todd Heatherton
Almost 20 years ago, I was at a club dancing with a girl I didn’t know. She was performing a kind of dance popular at […]
The Radicalism of Conservatism, Inc.
Mainstream conservatives, sometimes rightly mocked as Conservatism, Inc.™, have managed to conserve very little. Instead, during the Bush years and through to the present, their […]
Even Astronauts Fear the Left
There are many reasons I pity today’s younger generation of Americans. Among them are: The unconscionable debt we are leaving them. The obliteration of male […]
There Is No ‘Surge’ in White Supremacy
This has been a particularly violent year for Republicans across the country. Candidates were assaulted and Republican campaign offices were vandalized. U.S. Senator Ted Cruz […]
The Progressive Synopticon
In the post-election aftermath, Republicans are wondering about how they can capture that missing 2-5 percent of the electorate that lost them the House of […]
Speaking Democrat: A Primer
I was minding my own business while pontificating about the present political clime and prognosticating about future congressional shenanigans on America’s Voice News when, without […]
Maybe We Could Use a Civic Hippocratic Oath
A mob of protesters associated with the radical left-wing group Antifa swarmed the private residence of Fox News host Tucker Carlson on the night of […]
The Myth of Trump and the Women’s Vote
It’s a good thing President Trump is not an expert. During the midterms, big-brained Republican strategists, such as Bill Kristol, Paul Ryan, and Jeff Flake, […]
Progressive Politics Are Not Really Progressive
Some progressives lamented the apparent defeat of radical progressive African-American candidates such as gubernatorial nominees Stacey Abrams of Georgia and Florida’s Andrew Gillum by blaming […]
The Press Is Public Enemy No. 1
Why do Americans entertain the press as safekeepers of democracy? We are not a democracy, nor is such deep trust in the press warranted by […]
NeverTrump and the Golden Calf of the Administrative State
Teeming on the far shore of the Red Sea, a great itinerant caravan, the Trump revolution, has completed the first leg of its long journey. […]
The Politicization of Anti-Semitism
In the October 24 issue of Mishpacha magazine, popular in the Orthodox Jewish community, columnist Jonathan Rosenblum interviewed Jonathan Neumann, author of the excellent book […]