Daniel Greenfield, Democracy really does die in darkness. I’ll spare you the actual Washington Post article that is yet another radical editorial masquerading as a political feature and its attempt … Continue reading →
Mark Bauerlein, Conservatives Must Read Marx! Yes, conservatives, Karl Marx, the Manifesto, The German Ideology, Capital, The Eighteenth Brumaire . . . the lot of it. Close your Hayek and Friedman, forget the Invisible Hand for a … Continue reading →
John Hawkins, America has been so successful for so long that we have become a soft, decadent, and complacent nation. We’re like the wealthy family of some long-dead industrialist, arguing about … Continue reading →
Kurt Schlichter, There’s an undeniable pleasure in imagining the blue states cut off from America and forced to fend for themselves without normal Americans to feed them, fuel them, and … Continue reading →
Michael Brown, Based on our current trajectory, it seems inevitable: there’s going to be a cultural revolution one way or another. We will either continue with our precarious shift to the … Continue reading →
Campus Reform – by Maria Copeland A statue of George Rogers Clark was found covered in red paint on the University of Virginia campus Monday morning. University police discovered the … Continue reading →
Bruce Bawer, Do Polish Lives Matter? The other day, during a discussion of the current race-war madness, a guest on Anthony Cumia’s podcast asserted with confidence that the answer to … Continue reading →
Joseph Hippolito, Marketing Revolution. Black Lives Matter thrust itself into the national political conversation not through systemic racism, police brutality, or violent protest. Instead, BLM used something as quintessentially American as baseball, … Continue reading →
