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Apathy in the face of tyranny turns out not to be a German or Russian characteristic.
At a given point, I am sure that I will leave this Soviet satellite for a free state.
United Airlines has made the calculation that if it doesn't enforce every directive from the CDC, two bad things will result.
The Torah is the foundation of the rest of the Bible and the rock on which both Judaism and Christianity stand.
Mohsen Fakhrizadeh, the Iranian scientist considered to be "the driving force behind Iran's nuclear weapons program for two decades," was assassinated.
America's students are not taught history. In fact, they are not taught; they are indoctrinated.
I will simply offer some thoughts on the state of the country a week after the 2020 elections.
In a nutshell, liberals build; conservatives build; leftists destroy.
It all started with one — yes, one — parent. She so objected to a PragerU video being offered as a conservative option that she withdrew her child from the class.
Here are examples of lies Americans are told they must hold lest they be removed from social media, shamed, ostracized and even fired from their jobs.
Say goodbye to the Supreme Court as we know it. Say goodbye to America as we know it.
"I vote for the man (or woman), not the party" is what millions of Americans say and what, in fact, many do. It is intended as a noble sentiment: "I am not one of those Americans who votes blindly by party; I measure each candidate and then decide which one to vote for."
Yesterday was Yom Kippur, the holiest day in the Jewish calendar. It is meant to be a time of intense self-examination. In light of that, I offer this column.
A few months ago, I noticed that my published column spelled "black" "Black." As I had submitted the column with "black" spelled with a lower case "b," I contacted my editor to find out why what I had written was changed. She responded that the syndicate was following the Associated Press' rules of style, a common practice in journalism and book writing.
All of my life, I have said that the left's moral compass is broken. And all of my life, I was wrong.
As long ago as the 1970s, I came to a major realization. While watching fellow students at Columbia University demonstrate not just against the war in Vietnam but against America — "Amerika," as many spelled it, the "imperialist," "colonialist," "mass-murdering" country — I kept wondering what made these people so hostile to the freest country in human history.
On the day Barack Obama was inaugurated in January 2009, I announced on my national radio show that, "While I did not vote for Barack Obama, he is my president, and I wish him well." I added that I was delighted a black man had been elected president of the United States, that perhaps this would not only help black-white relations get even better than they were but also help put to rest the notion of a racist America. As it turned out, neither hope was achieved.
The COVID-19 pandemic has hastened the left's ruining of science. This had already begun with the left's attacks on "objectivity," the most essential value in science — the very thing that makes science possible. The left declares objectivity, which it now puts in quotation marks, a characteristic of white supremacy.
Americans have long been proud of the fact that, unlike European countries, America never went the route of totalitarianism as embodied in communism, fascism and Nazism. This achievement may be coming to an end.
