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Here is Frank Cannon writing in a short post at The Pulse 2016: Back in 2013, American Principles in Action released an analysis of the 2012 election, “Building A Winning GOP Coalition: The Lessons…
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Continuing with our excerpts from Robert Lowry Clinton’s 1999 article in First Things, about a third of the way through Clinton explains that in the the 1958 case Cooper v. Aaron (the Little Rock school…
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Here is Rush Limbaugh from this past Friday: [Regarding] this whole business of the Republican Party and/or conservatives needing to shut up about social issues is a trap. That we’re not the ones that…
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In a post last week at American Thinker, James W. Lucas includes a number of excellent links and one of this first was to the above titled article by Robert Lowry Clinton from the publication First…
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By Matt Barber: Full disclosure: As goes election 2016, I’m decidedly not in the Donald Trump camp. To compare Trump to Ronald Reagan, as some have done, is like comparing a Hostess Ding Dong…
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Here is the opening of a post by Erickson this past Wednesday calling people into real political activity and thus to fight in the information war: Rush Limbaugh Is Right On This Too This…
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Here is Clarke D. Forsythe writing at American Thinker (with emphasis added): [P]ublic opinion data regularly show that Americans don’t understand the Supreme Court, or how it works, or the decisions it makes (e.g., Pew…
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Here’s Leslie Loftis over at The Federalist writing about your responsibility to fight in the information war: As Stella Morabito wisely pointed out recently, the Right must actively resist political correctness—more accurately “propaganda compliance”—which smothers…
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James W. Lucas has an impressive post up over at American Thinker — it’s loaded with facts and links. Here is an excerpt — and in later posts, we’ll examine some of the links…
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Here’s John Hawkins writing at Townhall — he’s right about this (see text bolded by me especially) — and what he describes substitutes for Republicans actually fighting in the information war (getting more information…
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Here’s Hillsdale College’s Matthew Spalding writing today at National Review: On Constitution Day and every day, we need to reclaim our core principles. Once limited to certain basic functions, the federal government today has…
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Talk about a failure not only in the information war but in education in general — yes, even in law schools. The U.S. Supreme Court doesn’t write law. If they did, that would mean…
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Here’s John Stonestreet writing at Breakpoint: There’s a two-hundred year-old document in the National Archives that holds a solution to many of our problems today, if we’d read it. The U.S. Constitution is one…
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It has been well known since the 1990s — the exhorbitant pay, benefits, and pensions given to public employees through corrupt and unrealistic contracts — would some day be seen for what they are:…
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Here is the subtitle of Robert Oscar Lopez’s article today at The Federalist: “We love Taylor Swift because our ‘Wildest Dreams’ are about traditional sex roles.” Here is the opening of the post: The newsrooms…
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