Columnist.
They do not deserve our respect, and many of them do not deserve their positions.
Indiana's win was the culmination of a season filled with notable lessons.
The fraud being revealed serves two important purposes in the ongoing "fundamental transformation" of America.
They purport to care about "the people," but defend thieves and criminals, and support dictators and authoritarian regimes.
To truly forgive those who have hurt us frees us and can empower us to avoid becoming the next generation of walking wounded.
Notre Dame is certainly one of the 10 best (and arguably among the five best) teams in the country. Even the bettors recognized that fact.
All the names in the "Epstein files" need to be exposed, not so much for their sexual inclinations but for their authoritarian aspirations.
Those of us who understand what has made America free and prosperous must evangelize for entrepreneurship and small business.
There is no "dignity" in obesity, malnourishment and chronic illness, especially when it is a function of poverty, ignorance and dependence upon government.
The same people caterwauling "No Kings!" are all kinds of excited about Zohran Mamdani, a man who unapologetically promotes a totalitarian ideology.
Governance by compassion results not in a more benevolent society but rather in a chaotic, anarchic and disordered one.
The travel accoutrements for the very wealthy are shockingly luxe, while the vast majority of travelers deal with cattle car conditions (or worse).
Even if one assumes that Jay Jones would not actually put a bullet in the brain of a political opponent, it is reasonable to ask what he would do if someone else did.
Western civilization is destroying its fertility and its future.
There has been no respite, no collective impulse to pause and reflect, no bipartisan efforts to eliminate dangerous and hyperbolic accusations, no unified calls for behavior we once agreed reflected basic human decency.
Now, the press is trying to soften the public image of a man who put a bullet through Kirk's neck.
Charlie Kirk's murder is just the latest example in a long litany of horrific examples that explain why America is so polarized.
Don't give communists or socialists ("democratic" or otherwise) or central planners of any sort any power. Ever.
