A New York Times luminary writes that writing isn’t such a big deal.
American Thinker
He Who Defines The Premise Wins The Argument
Once someone else defines the terms, they aren’t merely changing the vocabulary; they’re changing the argument.
The Schools Didn’t Fail Us. We Did.
What do we actually expect government schools to do? Who should be doing it instead?
Touring Great Britain, Thinking about America
Immigration by aliens who do not want to assimilate is as disruptive in England as in Western Europe and the United States.
Don’t Believe the Polls!
Many polls are designed to make Republicans feel there is no reason to vote. Do not fall for the left’s propaganda attack via polls.
We Are In A Cold Civil War — And We Refuse To See It
And wars that are not recognized are lost.
Public Execution is Public Law. Public Law Requires Public Witness.
Secretary Hegseth is right to argue for a public firing squad against Nidal Hasan.
Why Enshrine Abortion In Virginia?
Abortion is already legal in Virginia. But leftists are not satisfied.
Dear America: Don’t Be Like France
France is once again experiencing violent unrest. It is not comparable to the U.S. — at least not yet.
The Problem Of Immigrants Whose Faith Mandates Conquest
These are not the hard-working economic immigrants of old; this is a whole new type of immigrant, and America must address the change soon.









