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Many of today’s “sophisticated” and “enlightened” Americans prefer to ignore facts, and so chances are few of them know about the following ugly reality that follows in the wake of same-sex so-called “marriage.” For…
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Lies work so well in today’s society because our side isn’t seriously fighting in the information war. Obviously I’m not saying that our side doesn’t post countless great articles, and have many great news…
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Last week over at First Things writer Pete Spiliakos makes my point — too many Americans never hear the conservative message: This absence of articulate, intelligent conservative arguments from the daily lives of millions…
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This was big news yesterday — and for those in the media who are honest, it will continue to be big news. Here is a short excerpt from a post by Erick Erickson, and…
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David Azerrad, who is the director of the Heritage Foundation’s B. Kenneth Simon Center for Principles and Politics, makes an effective (and entertaining!) point over at Public Discourse that will help everyone who is confused…
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We have the best informed conservative “choir” in history — I’ve said it often. This is obviously due to the abundance of materials available on the web, to talk radio, to what (at least some…
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We’re in an information war that the political left currently dominates. That need not continue — we can win this thing — but only if enough people grasp the nature of the fight and what’s required…
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Fay Voshell has written another brilliant article over at American Thinker — here’s a too-long excerpt but you need to follow the link at the end of it and read the entire thing. The…
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By Matt Barber: Ever notice how the secular left conveniently omits the fact that Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was a devout Christian minister? While, historically, there have certainly been apostate “Christians” who, in…
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A lot of people are history aficionados when it comes to World War II. It’s an amazing, and of course, awful story. Fifty million dead. The mass killing of Jews, Poles, and the unbelievable…
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There’s a nice view out of my second floor office window — a small lane dead-ends at a wide boulevard. The grass, from up here, looks perfect. Yellow flowers are blooming in the center strip…
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It’s a shame that Republicans and conservatives aren’t in the information war to any serious degree because we have so much fantastic ammunition to use to win over the uninformed and misinformed. If people…
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Back in the 1990s when the first super-sized Walmart opened in my town I didn’t like the place. Too big. Too much walking. Almost twenty years later I appreciate those big stores because I…
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Thanks to American Thinker’s Bruce Walker for reminding us of this anniversary: Seventy-five years ago, July 10, 1940, one of the most signal battles in the history of war and one of the clearest demarcations…
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Erick Erickson nails it — be sure to follow the link at the end of this excerpt: On paper, Donald Trump should not be an issue for any of the 2016 Republican candidates, given…
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