A 45-Gun Salvo in the Battle for America’s Past -- and Present

“The past is not dead. It is not even past,” William Faulkner once said, and leftists today have learned this well. They know the truth of...

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It’s good to be the King, but I’d rather be President

In May 1782, General George Washington, still commander in chief of the Continental Army, encamped in Newburgh, New York, received a letter from...

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Democrats: Riots, Racism, Rot, and Rebellion

Democrats love to claim that their party underwent a metamorphosis in the 1960s, when they finally washed away the taint of slavery past. The...

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Emmet Sullivan’s Kangaroo Court

A kangaroo court ignores recognized standards of law or justice and has no legitimate authority because due process is often ignored. The...

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The Deep State Wins if Trump Loses

In his 2017 inauguration speech, President Trump shocked the world by promising to take on the Washington, D.C. establishment -- aka “The Swamp”...

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Why Do Some Republicans Drift Leftward?

The liberals' worst nightmare has come to pass: Ruth Bader Ginsburg died during the Trump administration. Many supporters had urged her to...

Steve Feinstein

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The #NeverTrump Right's Intellectual Dishonesty

In his essay “Yes, This Is The Face Of A Tyrant,” the left’s favorite purported conservative thought leader Andrew Sullivan, with apologies to...

Marcus Ebenhack

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Mike Pence's Superb Coronavirus Response

Ever since President Donald Trump tapped Vice-President Mike Pence to lead the White House Coronavirus Task Force at the end of February, he has...

David Keltz

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Turning the Clock Forward

If America returned to 1950s family values with obvious improvements (constitutional civil rights and reasonable environmental regulations), would...

Christopher Garbacz

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The Way to Perdition

Encountering a certain segment of our society’s acceptance of burning, looting, and execution of the police, not to mention the outrage prevalent...

Ziggy Bellino

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The Cleveland Brawl: First Presidential Debate Was a Cage Fight

Before the first presidential debate, the consensus was that it would be a consequential event — pundits said, "This debate matters; this...

Janice Shaw Crouse

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Biden: Lets Go to the Videotape

Back in the ’70s a local New York City sportscaster named Warner Wolf coined a phrase. “Let’s go to the videotape.” In doing so he was able...

Jerrold L. Sobel

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Democrats Want Term Limits for the Supreme Court but not Themselves

Visibly upset that Donald Trump will get a third Supreme Court justice confirmed in less than four years, thumb-sucking Democrats are at it...

Don Brown

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Joe Biden: Unfit for Office

Never in American history has a major political party nominated two candidates for president and vice-president who are so manifestly unfit for the...

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Mr. Nowhere Man

A crowd of about twenty gathered recently to see Joe Biden in Wauwatosa, Wisconsin — the same week that President Trump held rallies in Nevada,...

Jeffrey Folks

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A Moral Narrative to Foil Our Wokey Tormentors

If you like to be frightened out of your wits, you can’t do better than spend an hour or two with Rod Dreher on “Joe Rogan World vs. NPR World”...

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The 'Peace Movement' Embraces China

The Chinese Communist Party media outlet Global Times was happy to report that an international forum of thirteen “peace groups” and assorted...

William R. Hawkins

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How Trump can Connect with Moderate Democrats

Donald Trump has plenty of ammunition for today's debate: violent riots, unconstitutional government shutdowns, court-packing, deliberate racial...

Bode Lang

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Ignoring Clinton Charity Frauds to Attack Trump for Paying Taxes

Yesterday, the New York Times published 10,000 empty words on Donald Trump’s taxes, a barrage of self-inflicted wounds gutting the integrity of...

Charles Ortel

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The Real Cost of Wind and Solar

The main problem with either wind or solar is that they generate electricity erratically, depending on the wind or sunshine. In contrast, a fossil-...

Norman Rogers

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Joe Biden’s History Of Race Baiting

On July 2, 1986, many years before the ever-frail and stumbling Joe Biden lost control of his mental capacity to deliver coherent sentences, Biden...

David Keltz

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The Upside-Down World of the Woke

After a grand jury decision yielded no indictments for murder against the officers involved in Breonna Taylor's death, social justice warriors...

William Sullivan

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Amy Coney Barrett and the Zealots

Supreme Court nominee Amy Coney Barrett is in the grip of “dogmas.” So goes a criticism made by, ironically, the most dogmatic of people. In...

Selwyn Duke

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It’s a COVID Casedemic, not a Pandemic

Fall is in the air, along with a distinct smell of panic among Democrats and the media. Leaves are turning yellow and orange as presidential...

Brian C. Joondeph, M.d.

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Seth Rich: The Murder Washington Doesn't Want Solved

On the face of things, the July 2016 murder of Seth Rich had intrigue enough for a full season of House of Cards. Unknown assailants gun down the...

Jack Cashill

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Six Strategies for Trump to Make Education Great Again and Woo Back Suburban Voters

America stands in crisis today with urban rioting and political division. The crisis in America is at root a crisis in our educational...

Chad Bayse

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How the 2014 Midterms Wrecked the Democrats' Supreme Court Hopes

Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s death leaves an opening for the Republican president and Republican Senate to replacing a notorious pro-abortion,...

Taylor Lewis

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The Canonization of Saint Ruth Bader Ginsburg

Anyone who watched the lines of people who paid their respects to Ruth Bader Ginsburg as she lay in state at the Supreme Court would have noticed a...