Pride Celebrations and the
Law Written on the Heart
If we don’t stop this false compassion and this outrageous indulgence, it’s only going to get worse.
Pride Celebrations and the
Revisiting Richard M. Ketchum’s Saratoga
History tells us there really were great men and women who sacrificed everything for the cause, who demonstrated real bravery, but the intersectional malaise keeps us from imparting those stories.
Assume the Lie
Rahab, Oppenheimer, Epps—one of these things
is not like the others.
is not like the others.
The Song of That Siren, Hope
An effective defense begins in knowing your enemy and understanding, fully and finally, that he is your enemy.
Economic Warfare is Nothing Short of Warfare
Rules for fighting back against those waging economic warfare against the Right.
Children of the Snake
Epstein’s victims are a metaphor for all of us.
The Glorious Lie
We make mistakes, friends. Let’s own them. We need to rebuild the village on better footing.
What Is Your Problem With The Death Lottery?
The next time a government-created super virus comes along, followed by a new experimental drug, are we going to have to repeat this drill again?
Talking To Cogs . . . and Mistaking Them for People
Was man made for the law or was the law made for man?
The Future Is Coming for Some of You
History won’t remember the cowards and collaborators of our day with any more kindness than it recalls those of former times.
The Bill of Rights Rodeo
Lessons learned from four years in the federal courts.
The Infinity of a Single Apple Stem
Science, if you really ponder it, utterly demands God.
Bootygate and Reality
As she is on most other fronts, AOC is completely separated from reality—and self righteous about it, to boot[y].
How Bad Does It Have to Get?
For some “polite” conservatives, projecting virtue where it doesn’t exist is a daily survival mechanism. They have to believe someone is honestly counting the votes.
Projecting Virtue Where None Exists
Democrats have no problem with voter fraud because it serves them. If it served us, they would care mightily.
White Nationalism? Are You Kidding Me?
Imagine a child going to school and being taught the need to apologize for his very skin color. You think that won’t bring out the crazy in at least a few of them?
Privacy: The False Friend
As parents, as seniors, as the older, theoretically wiser generation, we can’t simply wish to be liked. We need to risk being hated.
Dazed and Confused
There is something they aren’t telling us.
The Regularizing Influence
We need to look up from our television sets and favorite internet sites and fall back in love with debate, or our conformity will starve us.
Vaccine Mandates and Shirley Jackson’s The Lottery
You need to do this because it's good for the village, even though it might kill you.