Can political legitimacy be inherited?
American Thinker
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.
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.
D-Day Reminds Us Who the Real Public Servants Are
Another D-Day come and gone, and another reminder that veterans deserve the benefits that politicians give themselves.
Minneapolis to Hampshire: Mass Derangement to Murder
The murder of Henry Nowak at the hands of a protected minority — and the police — has become the spark that set Britain ablaze.
A Sleeping Pill Called Heresy
The manic desire among progressive religious leaders to make religion “inclusive” has given globalists the option to use religion to advance their agendas.
Pope Leo XIV Cuts Off the Invisible Hand
Shame, Religion and the End of Societal Norms
Without shame, belief in God becomes optional, then inconvenient, then irrelevant.
Can Romania Lead the Way Out of the EU’s Green Nightmare?
For Brussels’ net-zero ideologues, it is deeply inconvenient that people are beginning to focus on reality.
Government’s Insatiable Lust for Your Money
Is the money you earn yours, or does it intrinsically belong to the government?