For anyone of my generation, Vietnam was not a war. It was the war. But how do the Vietnamese see it?
American Thinker
Rare Earths Need a Big, Beautiful University Home Here in America
Before Linda McMahon shutters the Department of Education entirely, maybe she could incentivize metallurgy as a major.
The Motor City: Prototype for Urban Failure
Every failing city in America follows the old Detroit playbook.
Fighting the War on Western Man
We all feel the threat, but what can we do? How can we fight the madness?
Thoughts About the Golden Age
How do we treat politics as a necessary evil rather than a sacred road to Hope and Change?
Native Americans Take on Wokism
Many American Indians claim “chiefs” is not a disparaging name, but a historical vestige of their culture
Democrats’ Dilemma: Unify or Divorce?
We have the Karl Marx Democrats and the Groucho Marx Democrats. A rift is brewing.
It’s Not AI that Will Ruin Us
There is a much more dangerous, and all too human, threat against our institutions.
The Party of Disbelief
What the Democrats haven’t determined is that all of their negativity makes it difficult to be enthusiastic about their values.
The Oracle of Omaha Steps Down
After over six decades at the helm of Berkshire Hathaway, investment legend Warren Buffett is stepping down.









