The Greatest Living American Issues His Career-Defining Court Opinion
God bless Justice Clarence Thomas.
Democrats’ Selective Outrage Over ‘Insurrections’
For Democrats, what constitutes an actual “insurrection” is merely in the eye of the beholder.
The Chesa Boudin Inflection Point in the Fight for Civilizational Sanity
Democrats are going to lose badly this November, and they only have themselves to blame.
What Is Our End Goal in Ukraine?
It would now be prudent to check Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s ego and rein him in a bit.
The Difficult Search for Answers After Uvalde
Even if one wanted to better “control” guns, there are now more firearms in circulation in America than there are human beings. That ship has sailed.
Against American Mobocracy
Today, much as in the antebellum years, the threat of mob rule dangles over the republic like a sword of Damocles.
Joe Biden vs. We the People
It is difficult to recall the last time a U.S. president acted so contrary to the interests of the people he took a constitutional oath to protect and defend.
After Horrific Opinion Leak, Justices Must Plow Ahead
All eyes remain on the chief justice, to see if he can find a way—any way—to restore to the Court a semblance of that which he has long cherished most, its perceived institutional integrity.
Questions for Elon Musk
We should wish Elon Musk nothing but the best at Twitter. But we must also remain vigilant—and hold the tech titan accountable to his professed word.
Against ‘Principled Loserdom’
The job is to show up and win.
The Civilizational Suicide of ‘Criminal Justice Reform’
For at least a decade, opportunistic “criminal justice reform” ideologues have been pushing ineffective policies that result in tragedies like the New York subway shooter.
The Great Sovereignty Reclamation Movement
For Americans who seek forward-looking inspiration, the lesson is simple: The nation-state, and the tangible flourishing of the nation-state's people, must always come first.
On Ketanji Brown Jackson’s Terrible Judgment
There is not much worse than a Supreme Court justice with a soft spot for mollycoddling pedophiles—a position Jackson has actually held since law school.
Republicans, Embrace the Culture War and Cruise to Victory
Gender ideology, just like CRT, offers Republicans the opportunity to support parental rights and cultural sanity against woke overreach and cultural insanity.
The End of the Unipolar Moment
Effective statesmanship calls for recognizing the world as it is, not in wishcasting what it could, or should, be.
Clarity on Russia, Ukraine, and the American National Interest
Putin is not Hitler, and this is not the beginning of World War III. Temper your emotions and your hot takes, accordingly.
Of Course Vladimir Putin Invaded Ukraine Under Joe Biden’s Watch
This shark smells blood—lots of it.
The View From Budapest
American statesmen and legislators can still find much to admire and possibly emulate in Hungary, at least at the level of principle.
The Limits of Appeals to ‘Cancel Culture’
Appeals to opposing cancel culture only get us so far—and not very far at all, as the case may be.
Will We Ever Eradicate the Cancer of Identity Politics?
Regardless of who replaces Justice Breyer, one hopes the Supreme Court next term will take us closer to a society that is race-blind by gutting affirmative action in America.