Andrew Roberts’s Leadership in War: An Antidote to Cynicism
By Barnaby Crowcroft: A slim volume from the master historian and biographer distills lessons from the lives of nine figures who made history.
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The Religious Bigotry of NeverTrumpers
By Julie Kelly: Evangelicals do not have to explain why they support Donald Trump. They are not required to answer to people who hold them in contempt. The mockumentary that aired Sunday on NBC’s…
Read MoreAn American Hero
By Matthew Boose: Trump has made possible a revolution in conservative thought and principles. He has inspired a new generation of conservatives to assert themselves, to re-think old loyalties and allegiances, and most of…
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After Chris Cuomo Calls Him ‘Anti-Choice,’ Pro-Lifer Says: ‘No, I’m Just Anti-Murdering the Unborn’
Alternate headline: Eric Metaxas kicks Chris Cuomo’s ass and shows how to deal with leftists who are attempting to propagandize — follow the link and watch both videos: Christian radio host Eric Metaxas took…
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The Republican and Conservative Political Industrial Complex Wastes a Lot of Money
The next in the series from the archive: If I were to measure culpability — that is, responsibility for the failure of our side — I’d say the new tea party type activists are the…
Read MoreNo, I Don’t Wish Trump Would Stop Tweeting
By Brian C. Joondeph: Trump’s tweets bypass and distract the hostile media and allow him to get his message out.
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Everything is going to be frustrating until our side gets into the information war
Almost everything is going to be frustrating…here’s the next in the series written before Donald Trump’s entry into politics — and it still applies to almost everyone except Trump and his team: If anyone…
Read MoreLincoln Enough
By Michael S. Kochin: Time, and history, will tell if Donald Trump is “better” or “greater” than Abraham Lincoln. But if he is re-empowered in 2020 to actually make great Republican principles work, Trump…
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Some Questions for the Losing Team (That’s You, Republicans and Conservatives)
“Some Questions for the Losing Team” was the first in a set of articles that ran a month following the original Information War series. This was first posted in January 2014: This is a…
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The Dark Art of Framing
A new video from Prager University: Why do intelligent people – sometimes even our friends and family members – continue to fall for the Left’s false narrative? Jeff Myers, President of Summit Ministries, offers…
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An important speech from the late great Phyllis Schlafly in 2013
Also from six years ago this week — the late great Phyllis Schlafly understood how to fight the information war: The video of Phyllis Schlafly’s remarks is followed by the transcript… Phyllis Schlafly:…
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Conservatives need to Learn from Phyllis Schlafly about what’s possible
A slightly edited version of a post about Phyllis Schlafly from six years ago this month: Below this post is the full transcript and video of Phyllis Schlafly speaking last month at the Iowa…
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Thirty years, a broken record, and forks in the road
This was first posted 6 years ago today: After hearing a Ronald Reagan speech in March 1983 I finally came around to realize Reagan was right — and my days as a Republican began….
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The Right Kind of Optimism: The Stockdale Paradox
“The Right Kind of Optimism” is also from the archives. The article below was first published in August of 2008 and I re-post it here because it’s important to rightly understand optimism. No one…
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Why Are Most Republican Party Elected Officials Afraid of Their Shadow?
They are afraid of their shadow…this first posted six years ago today: It’s a common question: why can’t the elected guys and gals in Washington D.C. get anything done? The question can’t imply that…
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