Ordinary citizens paid the price through relentless political warfare and collapsed civil discourse.
American Thinker
Colorado Republicans Can’t Afford a Candidate Who Won’t Take Questions
They need a nominee who can withstand questions before Democrats start asking them.
For Some Social Watchdogs, Success is not an Option
The SPLC is far from the only organization attempting to criminalize normal behavior.
How a Bad Take on Equality Destroys a State
America is built on the concept of equality, but that concept has to be understood properly to prevent the country’s downfall.
The U.S. Virgin Islands Citizen Statute and Birthright Citizenship
There’s a 1927 law that’s gotten the silent treatment from courts and parties in birthright citizenship litigation, but that has a place in the discussion.
How Equality Destroys a State
America is built on the concept of equality, but that concept has to be understood properly to prevent the country’s downfall.
Globalism’s Propagandists Depend on Censorship
People see through their lies.
NGOs Cosplaying as Overlords and Power Brokers
A bad week for Iran, the SPLC, and the Left in general.
Leaving Kierkegaard
It’s time we outgrow the 19th-century philosopher who, in his own way, presaged post-modern views about Christianity.
Pink Unicorns in Tehran
There's a big hitch in the negotiations with Iran. Who exactly is calling the shots?