When all you have is a hammer, everything looks like a nail.
American Thinker
Concerning Platner, What Would Frederick Douglass Tell Maine’s Voters?
The primary is today—will honesty, truthfulness, and virtue show up at the ballot box?
Like Father Like Son? Iranians are Rejecting Both
Can political legitimacy be inherited?
Treason – At Home, at Work, and in the Shipping Department
Treason takes many forms, and a recent case in the news shows that it can come through normal-looking business transactions, through regular domestic and international purchases and sales.
Colorado’s Empty Classrooms Are a Warning for America
The empty desks appearing across Colorado today are the delayed consequence of decisions made years ago by politicians, educators, and cultural elites.
Republicans Won the Redistricting War. Will They Secure its Legacy?
America is stronger when maps reflect the people's will through their elected representatives rather than blue race-baiting.
A Boston Prof Links Hayek to the ‘Far Right’
A Canadian professor is deeply disturbed by Friedrich A. Hayek's mustache.
How to Build an Antifragile Airline
From Pan Am and TWA to more recent casualties and restructurings, aviation has become almost synonymous with financial instability.
The World Cup Will Expose Los Angeles’ Liberal Illusion
The real question is whether America’s major cities still work for Americans.
The DOJ’s Broken Windows
James Comey and E. Jean Carroll hopefully will open wide the gates to widespread punishment for the leftist crimes of the last ten years.