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Watching the Cracker Barrel fiasco play out makes clear the similarities between corporate CEOs and politicians when they lose the plot.
Even James Carville doesn't have an explanation for the current dismal state of the Democratic Party and can't advocate for a single DNC policy platform.
"Do you hear yourself?" hasn't gone viral the way "I really don't care, Margaret" did. But it should. In fact, it should be Republicans' primary campaign theme.
Democrats' current predicament could have been avoided had there been any reasonable checks on their power. As it is, the Democratic Party is collapsing in a cesspool of its own creation.
Some are well into adulthood, but even they — as well as their younger counterparts — have a great deal of wising up to do before they make decisions that impact the rest of society.
We're tired of appeals to "patience" and "process." We want arrests, prosecutions and — where the facts warrant — convictions and severe penalties imposed.
The breakneck pace of runaway college costs is a bubble. And all bubbles burst eventually.
If John Adams would be dismayed to see the worship of greed in contemporary America, he'd be shocked speechless to the promotion of every vice he could imagine.
Science becomes a very different process — rigid, intolerant of dissent and dangerous — when it gets yoked to politics.
At this point, women's basketball is starting to resemble mud wrestling without the mud. What's next? Pulling hair?
The president's diehard opponents are throwing hissy fits and predicting "the end of democracy" because the current system is lucrative for them.
A real education starts with a belief in objective truth and a commitment to finding and promoting it.
Ultimately, antinatalism is further proof that a society that abandons God eventually careens toward self-destruction.
This whirlwind of success is what it looks like when Americans have an administration that is interested in our interests.
May the work of the conclave produce a leader with the proper understanding of his mission.
The virulent antisemitism on college campuses is only a symptom of deeper concerns.
Each of us must take up our own crosses and follow Him.
Those considering a college education need to think more broadly about what getting an excellent education truly means today.
Now that an administration is taking its campaign promises seriously, you've decided you don't really want hope and change?
It was only a matter of time before this whole ridiculous edifice came crashing down.
