A free society is not sustained by a constitution alone. It depends on habits, incentives, and the often-unseen cultural foundations that make liberty workable in practice.
American Thinker
Space Exploration Won’t Work Without Private Property
National prestige and curiosity will not suffice as long-term motivations for the exploration of space — there must also be economic incentives.
Three Cheers for the Collapsing ‘Rules Based’ Global Order
There exists a growing mismatch between the original design of the “rules based” order and the evolving realities of modern conflict.
The Real-Time Collapse of American Society
Little things, like the abolishment of formal office attire, hint at deep cracks in the foundation of American society.
Democrats’ Army of Assassins
Obama and Democrats provoke violence, then call for gun control.
The Real (and Revolting) Definition of Private Credit
You think your retirement is safe?
A Book that Gets Race Relations Right
And it will never be taught in any of the public schools.
The Ivy League’s Self-Inflicted Breakdown
New reports suggest that maybe the patient is starting to recognize that he has a disease.
Without the American Dream, There Would be no America
If the American Dream goes away, both in practice and in collective memory, we will be a fundamentally different, unrecognizable nation, and a poorer one for it, both materially and in spirit.
Trump Puts U.S. Sovereignty First
To relatively little fanfare, when one considers the economic, political, and geopolitical implications, Pres. Trump withdrew the United States from 66 international organizations, agreements, and/or treaties covering a vast array of public policies.