Known for his gentle personality and subtle humor, Roger Scruton combined philosophical rigor with warmth, making him a unique voice in contemporary political discourse.
American Thinker
The Illusion of Peace and the Reality of Negotiation
President Trump’s template to achieve peace is pragmatic: tie peace to prosperity, use trade and investment as leverage, and bring wealthy and influential backers into the process.
J.B. Pritzker and the Act of Choosing Sides
Pritzger's signature on Illinois state HB 1312 puts him in open rebellion against the federal government.
From Firebrand to Veruca Salt: MTG’s Hissy Fit and the Blonde AOC’s Betrayal of MAGA
Like McCarthy, Ryan, and Liz Cheney before her, Marjorie Taylor Greene is choosing ego over country, proving she’s MTG First, not America First—and risking the House for the Deep State’s applause.
Pope Hypocrite?
Traditional Catholics repelled by the liberal views of the late Pope Francis are not finding much relief under its new pontiff.
Justice Isn’t Blind — She’s Just Looking the Other Way
Our nation of laws is becoming lawless — and Americans see it.
America’s Real War: The Enemy Within
We defeated the Axis powers in four years. We contained Soviet communism for forty-five. We can defeat this fifth-column insurgency too.
Trump Targets Democrat-Enabled Crime
Either Americans win, or the criminals do.
The Hidden Subsidy for Renewable Energy
Any time someone tells you renewable energy saves money, reach for your wallet.
The Eco-Socialist Dream Is Going to End Ugly
The end of the technocratic illusion and its eco-socialist command system arrives the moment the first domino in the debt chain falls.









