Roger Scruton on Beauty
Editor’s note: I’ve seen several tributes to Roger Scruton, who died a few days ago, here is one worth reading — here are John Stonestreet and Shane Morris: ‘A Path that Leads to Home’…
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Roger Scruton: A Defender of Life on a Human Scale
By Jeffrey Folks: Roger Scruton was one of the most selfless and authentic conservatives of our time.
Read MoreMaking America America Again
By Deana Chadwell: I’m worried. I’m buoyed up by the economic, political, and foreign policy successes of this administration and I’m thrilled with the positive response of so many of my fellow Americans, but…
Read MoreRemembering the Farming Way
By Victor Davis Hanson: We need to pause sometimes and remember who these dinosaurs were and what they have contributed.
Read MoreThe Power of the 2-Parent Home Is Not a Myth
By Ian Rowe: The research from the National Center for Education Statistics tells a hopeful story about the impact of family structure.
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‘Double Standard’: Babylon Bee CEO Explains Why CNN Targets Christian Satire
By Anders Hagstrom: Mainstream media outlets are applying a double standard against Christian and conservative satire, but the more the left criticizes it, the more popular that satire gets, according to Babylon Bee CEO…
Read MoreERA Is Finally Dead
From Liberty Counsel: Even though the ERA actually died many years ago, the DOJ opinion is timely because abortion advocates have been pushing the false argument that the ERA is still alive and can…
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What Is ‘Fair’?
A new video from Prager University: “Fairness” has become a Progressive obsession. The childhood lament, “it’s not fair!” is now a common refrain among many adults. No political discussion seems complete without someone insisting…
Read MoreThe Feminist Sociopath
By Elizabeth Fortunato: Which will it be, 21st-century feminists? An unfeeling, virtually sociopathic feminism or a feminism that is a proud and integral part of an ongoing project to more completely embrace humanity?
Read MoreBlack Conservatives in America
By Edward Ring: Ideology is color blind. Patriotism is color blind. Faith is color blind. As Benjamin Franklin once said, we must hang together, or surely we shall hang separately.
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How Libertarianism Makes People Susceptible To Huge Government
Editor’s note: The following is the opening of an article by Nathanael Blake at The Federalist that’s been on my to-read list for a while. Blake addresses an important point about libertarians, who I…
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The Left’s Endless Commercial Has Weaponized Popular Culture
By David Lanza: American consumers understand that most forms of popular culture have become nothing more than commercials for the Democrat party. Movies, television, and music focus less on entertainment than on influencing the…
Read MoreHow the Sexual Revolution Created Identity Politics
By Richard Kirk: “Identity politics is not so much politics as a primal scream. It’s the result of the Great Scattering — our species’ unprecedented collective retreat from our very selves.”
Read MoreThe Deadly Cost of ‘Free’ Trade
By Curtis Ellis: A growing pile of studies and a growing pile of corpses show that the debate over trade—specifically trade with Red China—cannot be limited to a dissection of economic indices, profit and…
Read MoreHow the Left Manipulates Language to Defeat Conservatives
By Rachel del Guidice: In politics, language is central—the words we use, what they mean, and what we want them to mean.
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