Can we ever replicate the giants of previous generations?
As we have honored our veterans this week, it is worth considering the many giants of past generations who laid the foundation for all that we enjoy and utilize in our country today. Unfortunately, they would probably be stunned and saddened to see what we have done with the examples they set.
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It’s Not Compassion for the Poor; It’s Resentment of the Rich
Democrats have always tried to justify their calls for wealth redistribution by insisting that they care more about the plight of the poor. Since they rarely want to share their own wealth, however, the compassion defense has always rung a bit hollow.
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Radical Feminists Continue to Exploit Young Girls for Leftist Ideologies
Recent incidents of young girls’ being pushed into the political spotlight need to be acknowledged for what they are: attempts by radical feminists to utilize impressionable young girls for leftist ideologies.
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Is the Smithsonian Misrepresenting American History?
Editor’s Note: Our recent celebration of Columbus Day brought the usual critiques of the holiday with their accompanying misrepresentations of American history. What might shock
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When “corporate values” conflict with Chinese dollars
Free trade with communist nations will defeat every law we have. In a free market with an unfree nation, we have created a competition of systems, and bad systems will drive out good.
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Trump Derangement Syndrome is on Spectacular Display
Ever since Donald Trump was declared the winner of the November 8, 2016 presidential election, leftists have been in a state of shock and dismay. Most people thought the vitriol would eventually subside, but instead it has grown exponentially.
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Hurricanes Destroy the Green New Deal
Eliminating fossil fuels and carbon dioxide (also known as plant food) from our society would have extraordinarily destructive consequences in all areas of our lives.
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Florida Puts Education Back Into Public Education
Florida Education Commissioner Richard Corcoran has released a Back-to-School Reading List for Grades K – 12.
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Identification Protects All Voters
A study from earlier this year shows how simple steps such as requiring voters to have proof of their identification do not have any negative impact on voter turnout.
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When “Equality” Means “Stunningly Radical”
The Democrats in Washington are making alarming progress in pushing for the passage of the misnamed Equality Act of 2019
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