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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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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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Here’s the subtitle to John C. Eastman’s post over at National Review: “When the Supreme Court oversteps its bounds, citizens are right to resist.” Here are a few excerpts: Until her release earlier today,…
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Over the course of the past few months I gathered articles about the question of “judicial supremacy” — are U.S. Supreme Court decisions “the law of the land,” or are they rulings on cases?…
Read MoreBy James Arlandson: You think the answer to the question is so obvious we don’t need to discuss it? You’ve never heard a student or young adult ask it today.
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From Victor Davis Hanson: Never has Western culture seemed so all-powerful. Look at the 30 top-ranked universities in the world; they are all American, British, or European — albeit these rankings are based largely…
Read MoreBy Dalibor Rohac: Unless the continent changes course, Europe is likely to transform from a harbinger of prosperity and democracy into a far less hospitable and more dangerous place.
Read MoreBy Bill Muehlenberg
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A few days ago Tim Jones posted a short but helpful article about what has taken place politically in recent decades — its opening is excerpted below. Of course you know what’s coming next…
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Read MoreBy Shari Goodman: It is a scenario we attempt to ignore on both sides of the Atlantic as we go about our daily lives, much like the Europeans and Americans did pre-1939.
Read MoreBy Patrick J. Buchanan: “Liberalism is the ideology of Western suicide,” wrote James Burnham in his 1964 “Suicide of the West.”
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Reading Bill Muehlenberg’s post “The ‘Sexterminators’ is well worth your time, as it covers one of the biggest areas of ignorance on the part of the American political right — that’s right — Republicans,…
Read MoreBy Bruce Walker: Each time we pass up the chance, we raise the chance for wider war and for more militant wickedness in the world.
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