The Left, the Wall, and the Truth
In this article, Dennis Prager teaches about the wall and the truth: Democrats and others on the left offer three reasons for their opposition to building a wall on America’s southern border. A wall…
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Where Are You, Martin Luther King?
Jason Riley gives an excellent history lesson on Martin Luther King in a new Prager University video: A half-century after his death, Martin Luther King Jr. is as revered as ever. But have we…
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The Unprincipled Principles of Never Trumpers
Daniel Greenfield at Front Page Magazine eviscerates the tiresome and unprincipled NeverTrumpers: What character do these characters have? The Weekly Standard was once dubbed, the “neo-conservative bible”. If it was ever the bible of neo-conservatives, it’s…
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What’s Killing People On Health Costs? It’s The Pre-Existing Conditions Rules, Stupid
Christopher Jacob writes about “what the media won’t tell you” about what’s killing people on health care costs — unfortunately, because they don’t know how to fight the information war, Republicans and conservatives don’t…
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The Anatomy of Trumpophobia
Bruce Thornton nails all the idiot NeverTrumpers in this excellent article about “Trumpophobia”: Why NeverTrumpers should reflect on what makes Trump attractive to voters. In an op-ed for The Washington Post, Mitt Romney launched a…
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Who Fact-Checks the Fact-Checkers?
Brian C. Joondeph asks important questions about the fact-checkers: American media have abandoned their primary job of reporting the news. Gone are the days of telling readers and viewers the who, what, where, when,…
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A New National Security Strategy for America
Daniel Greenfield makes a good case of a new national security strategy: Immigration is America’s top national security threat. After the Cold War, what is the biggest threat to America? The debate between Obama…
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Tucker Carlson’s Witness
Cindy Simpson parallels a recent statement by Tucker Carlson with Whittaker Chambers and his book Witness — and she makes some important points: Tucker Carlson’s now ubiquitous 15-minute monologue from his January 2 show is causing…
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The Myth of China as Superpower
J.R. Dunn calls it a myth — “China as Superpower” — very interesting: Back in the days of the Cold War, much was said about the titanic power of the Soviet Union. The USSR,…
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Mark Levin on Our Desperate State
Here is John Dale Dunn writing about what results when conservatives fail to effectively fight the information war — a desperate state: I read and agree with Mark Levin, lawyer, former Reagan DOJ official,…
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Jobs Report Discredits Anti-Tariff Fanatics
Christopher Roach makes a good point about those Chicken Little anti-tariff fanatics that say the economic sky is falling because of Trump working to get fair trade: The conventional wisdom, at least for the…
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Trump’s Wall or the Media’s Wall of Lies
Daniel Greenfield calls it right — the media’s wall of lies: The more Americans die, the more Democrats win. The government may shut down, but the media never shuts up. Instead it shuts away…
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Trump and the Character Question
Brian Joondeph answers NeverTrumper Jonah Goldberg (and others) on the question of President Donald J. Trump’s character: At the midpoint of Donald Trump’s presidency, those in his party who seemingly should be supporting him…
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What Does Diversity Have to Do with Science?
Too bad more Americans do not hear facts like the following about so-called diversity — here is a video from Prager University: Do you care about the race of your doctor, or the gender…
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Syria and Our Foreign Policy Muddle
As usual, Bruce Thornton takes the nation to school, outlining current realities by using recent historical facts — this time about our foreign policy muddle. If you read one article on Trump’s Syria withdrawal,…
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