Donald Trump and Baby Hitler
Once you’ve determined that it’s okay to commit a heinous act—all bets are off.
American Fascism and The New Republic
One might say that the current editors of that journal are projecting when they call Donald Trump an American fascist. And one would be right.
Of Deranged Wolves and Their Shadows
For the last three-and-a-half years, the United States has been ostensibly “governed” by a chief executive who is, to put it bluntly, unfit for the job. Worse still, they’ve all been aware of this.
Of Rats and Biden
Following yesterday's presidential debate, Democrats and mainstream media are now pushing the narrative that Joe Biden's deteriorating condition necessitates removing him from the political arena.
Ethics and Hypocrisy: Turmoil at The Washington Post
The Washington Post faces a contentious power struggle over appointing Robert Winnett as editor, revealing ethical and ideological rifts among its journalists.
The Brutally Unjust Woodrow Wilson
Woodrow Wilson was not a “just guy.” There was nothing remotely just about him.
Jill Biden, Edith Wilson, and the Changing American State
Biden’s unusually intense reliance on his wife as a cognitive enhancement and an image protector is as inarguable as it is provocative.
After the Republic, Redux
The proverbial Rubicon has indeed been crossed, as Trump’s supporters complained this week. But it was crossed a long time ago.
Joe Biden: Angry Warrior
He’s rough and gruff and thoroughly displeased with everyone and everything. And if he’s not careful, it’s going to cost him the election.
Unpacking Ray Dalio’s Alarmist Prediction of Civil War
Every time the Ray Dalios of the world open their mouths on the risks that the great unwashed masses pose to “Our Democracy™,” they make the idea of a political separation sound far more agreeable.
Greta Thunberg and the Greatest of all Heresies
The other day, as environmental hero/prophetess Greta Thunberg donned a keffiyeh and joined the pro-Hamas protests in Malmo, Sweden, social media blew up with its […]
Marx Still Reigns Supreme. But Why?
Why and how did this angry, odious, insufferable fantasist become the intellectual lodestar for the global left?
Heroic Doubling and Supporting Hamas
Once again, young people who have nothing important or valuable in their lives and who believe in nothing substantive or enduring are demonstrating their desperate need for belonging and purpose.
The Left’s Repressive Tolerance
“Free speech for me but not for thee” isn’t a critique to the left. It’s the blueprint.
Federalism or Teddy Roosevelt: You Can Only Pick One
Trump’s supporters should be careful not to saddle him with the legacy of a man who did everything in his power to undermine the Constitution and its federalist spirit.
Saudi Arabia and a Tale of Two Presidencies
The Saudis’ destabilization of the Biden White House should serve as a lesson for future American leaders about the importance of prudence, modesty, and fortitude in the conduct of foreign policy.
BlackRock, Larry Fink, and the Perils of Fame
Fink has become famous as an enemy of fossil fuels and an advocate for a “green” energy transition. He doesn’t like that one bit.
The Paranoid Style in American Politics, Revisited
The left in American politics has become the hub of Manichaean dualism. Bizarrely, the source of their paranoia and the object of their obsession is but one man, Donald Trump.
Anti-Semitism as the Harbinger of Global Chaos
The parallels between the rise of Nazism and the current global unrest and demonization of the Jewish people is largely incontestable.
Moral Responsibility for ‘the Siege of Gaza’
The Palestinian people are, indeed, suffering and dying needlessly and lawlessly. But it is Hamas, not Israel, that is to blame.