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“Ever since the ancient Athenians,” Bruce Thornton writes, “the debasement of language has been a sign of political corruption.” Here is an article outlining the history that he posted yesterday at Front Page Mag:…
Read MoreBy Joe Herring: The capacity of human beings for making the same mistake again and again is exceeded only by the capacity of their governments to enshrine those mistakes in law.
Read MoreBy Howard J. Warner:This is a battle between two competing forces and ideologies. Don’t bet against Trump.
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Brian Balfour writes this about ideas at FEE.org: We should be working to impact public opinion by attacking the immorality and corruption of the institution of the state itself. Exactly. Here’s the lede and…
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Collapse indeed. Here is Emerald Robinson: They’ll always have Twitter and MSNBC. With the installation of Neil Gorsuch to the Supreme Court, and a yet-to-be-named reliable replacement for the unreliable Anthony Kennedy, Donald Trump…
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As I keep saying, Illinois property taxes are a licence to steal — that’s why they are higher. Too bad Republicans here can’t make an issue of it or make more people aware of…
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This past Sunday, American Thinker’s editor Thomas Lifson posted the above titled article — below are an excerpt or two, but first, the definition of schadenfreude: “pleasure derived by someone from another person’s misfortune.”…
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It’s called winning the information war. Here is Jamie Monckton: Make America Great Again. These four words helped Donald Trump crush Crooked Hillary and take him all the way to the White House. Democrats were…
Read MoreBy Ginny Montalbano: Among all the presidents he has dealt with, Newt Gingrich says Donald Trump is “the most unique” and is “changing history.”
Read MoreBy Kurt Schlichter: We don’t care because the culture has established new rules and we refuse to unilaterally disarm in the face of them.
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Here is Bruce Thornton writing about the “two Americas” (with just one sentence bolded for emphasis): Why the anti-Trumpers just can’t give credit to the president for his successes. Nearly a year-and-a-half into Donald…
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Not sure I’ve heard the phrase “monkey trick” before, but Henry Scanlon outlines one of the ways Leftists succeed in the information war: How the heck do they do it, Comey and Schiff? Each can deliver a…
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Dennis Prager is exactly right — but it shouldn’t be the most powerful force — conservatives need to find their brains and backbones or they will never fight and win the information war: Conservatives…
Read MoreBy Larry Alton: In order for a campaign to accurately affix the “grassroots” label, it must do most (if not all) of the following…
Read MoreBy Julie Kelly: Congressman Devin Nunes is taking on the world’s most powerful law enforcement and intelligence apparatus.
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