Alexander's Column
From Uncivil Discourse to Civil War?
Historic socialist assaults on Liberty were not as organized and targeted, nor did they have the tacit approval of a major political party.
Right Opinion
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From Uncivil Discourse to Civil War?
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A Word About Wildfires
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Jim Jordan for Speaker: A Longshot or the Best Shot?
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A Tale of Two Marches
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Social Security Fails
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An Easy Way to Lower the Trade Deficit
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What if Everybody Sucks at Everything?
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The Problem With the Left's Attempts to Redefine Racism
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Urban Violence Begins in Broken Homes
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NBC Lowers the Bar for Omarosa
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Trump's Failure to Condemn the Bigots of the Alt-Right Tars His Presidency
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With Mueller, Like Kenneth Starr, Beware Wishful Thinking
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A Glacial Reminder
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The Theory of Political Relative Relativity
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Enough's Enough
"A good moral character is the first essential in a man, and that the habits contracted at your age are generally indelible, and your conduct here may stamp your character through life. It is therefore highly important that you should endeavor not only to be learned but virtuous." —George Washington (1790)