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As I keep saying, so many great things are being written these days. Below is a link to a recommended piece by Nicholas Quinn Rosenkranz article about one of the Supreme Court’s decisions that got…
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On a weekly basis political pundits get close to, but seldom really address what is the biggest problem facing the political right. Here’s the situation: A defense of the U.S. Constitution and Declaration of…
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Paul R. DeHart, an associate professor of political science at Texas State University, has a post up at Public Discourse on one of my favorite topics lately — the myth of judicial supremacy. I’ve…
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Writing at National Review, John Yoo attempts to take to school millions of confused Americans, many of them lawyers, about the fundamental nature of our democratic republic. Because Yoo is a law professor his…
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It’s summer reading list time and if you’re like me, you’re careful in selecting titles because too often the time invested seems wasted — especially when afterwards you can’t remember anything you read. One…
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If you’re still putting together your summer reading list here are a couple of books to add in case you haven’t gotten to them yet: Mark Steyn’s “America Alone” and “After America” are well…
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Benjamin Domenech and Robert Tracinski co-wrote an article that posted yesterday at The Federalist — in it they write about what a lot of people are talking about — the overreach of the political…
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Here is the The Daily Signal’s opening of the article that accompanies the video from last year that is embedded below: Sharyl Attkisson, an award-winning investigative reporter who resigned from CBS News earlier this…
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By Matt Barber: “Remember what I told you: ‘A servant is not greater than his master.’ If they persecuted me, they will persecute you also. If they obeyed my teaching, they will obey yours…
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It’s not fun having to deal with the reality that is the current American political system. One smart and successful young woman recently took me to task for my columns advocating for more participation —…
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Here’s an excerpt from a post by Callista Gingrich: [W]e are failing to pass on our appreciation for America to the next generation of Americans. A recent Pew Research Center survey found that only 34…
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Here is how Brian Camenker subtitles his above-titled post: “Let’s be honest. Being called nasty names or boycotted, etc., is small potatoes in the context of things.” Here’s an excerpt from the piece: The…
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Is it possible to muster the idle army on the political right into constructive political action? There certainly is no shortage of frustration and despair on the part of conservatives and rightly-motivated Republicans. That…
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From Townhall Magazine’s July feature, “How to Celebrate the Fourth of July,” by Dr. Larry Arnn, president of Hillsdale College: [Two hundred thirty-nine years ago] this Fourth of July, 56 men signed the document…
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The Federalist has been loaded with great articles in recent weeks, and David Azerrad’s post with the above title is worth taking a few minutes to read. The introductory sentence is: Many Americans still…
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