Moral Courage in Leadership: A Non-Negotiable
By Chris Erickson: “Moral courage, to me, is much more demanding than physical courage,” former Sergeant Major of the Army Leon L. Van Autreve once said.
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Horse and Buggy Legislators — The Last Hurrah
From the archive: This is part of a series of articles that first posted in August 2006. The 1958 Spencer Tracy film “The Last Hurrah” is about “an old Irish-American political boss, running for reelection as…
Read MoreCandace Owens: Wave of the Future
By John Hinderaker: A true civil rights champion lets the Democrats have it with both barrels.
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Changing Demographics: The ILGOP Excuse Du Jour
Editor’s note about this article from our archives regarding the Illinois GOP’s excuse du jour: It posted 15 years ago — and the situation in Illinois has only gotten worse since then. I’ve bolded…
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Socialism Is Trending in America — Here’s What the Younger Generation Needs to Know
Kay Coles James, the head of the Heritage Foundation (which has been failing in the information war for over 40 years), writes the obvious about why socialism is trending: This tells us that, while…
Read MoreDangerous Times in the U.K.: Thoughts on the Brexit mess
By Theodore Dalrymple: Avidity for power is not the same as leadership, and Brexit required leadership.
Read MoreDo the Math: Trump’s Wall Is $25 Billion, Illegals Cost $165 Billion
By Spencer P. Morrison: Scott Adams, the creator of the popular cartoon “Dilbert,” transformed himself into a persona non grata in 2016 by exposing how Donald Trump manipulated the media by using sophisticated persuasion…
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FrontPage Magazine’s Person of the Year: Sarah Huckabee Sanders
Here is Daniel Greenfield writing about the great job Sarah Huckabee Sanders is doing: Recognizing the woman fighting on the front lines of the media war. The struggle for the future of this country…
Read MoreThat Oval Office sit-down? Pelosi and Schumer got skunked.
By Patricia McCarthy: That Oval Office sit-down with the Beavis and Butt-Head of the House and Senate will go down in history as the best of political theater and a demonstration of presidential genius….
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Trump Forces Chuck and Nancy to Debate Him in Front of America, They Didn’t Like It
Katie Pavlich writes about how Trump took the nation to school today in the Oval Office and the Democrats didn’t like it: For the first time since the 2018-midterm elections, Senate Minority Leader Chuck…
Read MoreNot His Finest Hour: George Bush and the End of the Cold War
By Ashley Hamilton: In a life filled with hours of greatness, Bush’s response to the end of the Cold War was not his finest hour.
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Criticism of the media by a president is not necessarily a bad thing
Enemy is a strong word but when leftists seek to mislead, distort, and lie — criticism is due. Here is Andrew C. McCarthy: Depending on your perspective, one of President Trump’s real talents, or…
Read MoreRoaring Economy Is GOP’s Best Election Pitch
By Nate Jackson: Will voters reward the GOP, or has Democrats’ divisive rhetoric really made voters “tired of winning”?
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Solving One Great Political Mystery is Actually Quite Easy
The Manhattan Institute recently excerpted this article about a political mystery by their senior fellow and economics-focused Brian Riedl: Scott Walker Has Revved the Economy, Frozen Tuition—but Still Might Lose. Why? Most would agree…
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Silence Is Not an Option for Pastors
Continuing in silence is a good way to lose the information war. Here is a news release from Liberty Counsel: Pastors and church leaders are free to speak up regarding biblical and moral issues…
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