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Some things, especially those antithetical to America's stated values, must remain forbidden, and that forbiddance must be enforced. There is a line. There is a choice.
Thomas Sowell's observation points toward a neglected conservative obligation: identify the real problem, reject the emotional theatrics, and offer constitutional solutions.
Technology has dual uses. How that comports with individual rights is a question without a definitive answer — so far.
This animated kids movie is an allegory for how the public mind works, but we may not get the same happy ending.
Time for "activists" who seek protection through plausible deniability while fomenting fear and violence to be called to account.
The best answer to the question of granting power to anyone is how they would do in preserving and protecting Liberty.
The Democratic Socialists of America are within striking distance of Barack Obama's fundamental transformation, but they can be stopped.
The greatest threat to Liberty may not be tyrants demanding power, but citizens volunteering to hand it over.
In the face of the most extensive peacetime demoralization campaign in history, the American Atlas shall not shrug.
The ascendence of Graham Platner and the fall of Spencer Pratt give rise to a simple question: Are Americans smarter than the average dog?
The politics of relativism means that the goalposts keep moving, positions keep changing, and every statement comes with an expiration date.
Sometimes we experience a kind of serendipity or synchronicity in which something small suddenly reveals itself as much larger.
Modern progressivism runs on magical thinking, institutional money, and the refusal to ask one simple question: "Is it working?"
Democrats aren't always wrong about everything, but they are indeed nearly always wrong about the important stuff.
Democrat leadership doesn't need true believers — it needs a base kept in a permanent state of fear, where opposition isn't debated, it's demonized.
The Constitution protects the right to publish, not the right to peddle propaganda dressed up as truth.
Barack Obama sought applause from the global salon, while Donald Trump demanded terms that favored America, and only one approach produced results that mattered.
While pundits reduce Iran to talking points, a West built on Liberty is colliding with a system that demands submission, and only one survives intact.
A viral video looking back at baseball in the 1950s shows what was right about a lot of things and what we've lost in the intervening decades.
