What’s the Matter With Liberalism? Talking With Alex Kaschuta
Alex Kachuta joins “The Chris Buskirk Show” from Transylvania to discuss what’s wrong with liberalism and how she became “post-liberal.” Kachuta has lived and worked […]
Civic Culture
Intelligence, Feeling, and Critical Thinking
Feelers, as opposed to thinkers, can’t get beyond themselves, and far from welcoming discourse with others, they are conversation-killers.
The Cultural Roots of Conservatism
The opposite of “conservative” is not “liberal” but ephemeral.
9/11: 19 Years Later
Can we ever recover that patriotic unity we had in the aftermath of that horrible day? Or has 2020 set us on a path to utter disintegration?
Make English Great Again
Do not accept words, or redefinitions of words, that end up putting your worldview down or at a disadvantage.
Increased Devotion
Like the Sentinels of the Tomb, Lincoln teaches us that to honor those who made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom, we need only hold ourselves to the ultimate standard in all we do—even when it is known but to God.
Martin Luther King, Jr., the American Revolutionaries, and the Politics of Parallel Reality
Throughout the Stamp Act crisis of the 1760s—the “Prologue to Revolution,” according to the title of historian Edmund S. Morgan’s published collection of documents—the British […]
Only Muscular Civic Nationalism Can Save America
America’s destiny can be to remain a leader and an example to the world, while caring for its own citizens in a way that doesn’t alienate the world, but inspires other nations to do the same.
Why America Is in Real Danger
Without a vaccination, what replaced Christianity in Europe may well do the same in America.
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.
2020: The Year That Boiled the Frog
A catalog of things we’ve lost this year (so far).
A Jewish Conservative Rant
There are so many how-comes, ifs, and whys, that it does make one wonder how come, and if, and why.
And a Charity for All
If we truly desire to honor loved ones when they pass, let’s try harder to extend the hand of conciliation to all who mourn. One way is by suggesting worthy causes for donation that everyone can be glad to support.
Ken Masugi on The Seth Leibsohn Show
Professor Ken Masugi, Senior fellow of the Claremont Institute, joins the The Seth Leibsohn Show to discuss his latest piece in American Greatness, “Gorsuch Takes […]
The Lie of the ‘Politics-Free’ Pandemic and Pandemonium Policy
This entire “no room for politics” shtick is not merely a fraud and a lie, it’s also plainly wrong. You can’t take politics out of politics. And you shouldn’t.
Have COVID-19 and the Riots Exposed How We Destroyed the Declaration?
A return to the state of nature.
Some Thoughts About Being Safe
In the name of safety, many Americans are dropping all other considerations.
Virtue Signaling Theater at the Mouth of Hell
The hypocrite is not the person who says one thing and does another. He is the play-actor, the man or woman who puts on a show of righteousness, to fool himself first of all, because he is his own favorite audience.
Coronavirus Boosts the Bronze Age Mindset
Beauty and demonstration may be the West’s best chance.
Deion Kathawa on Run of the Mill
Deion Kathawa, a Mt. Vernon Fellow of the Center for American Greatness, joins Adam Mill to discuss his experiences as a J.D. candidate at Notre […]