Education
In Brief
Sanders's K-12 Indoctrination Agenda
First off, kill funding for charter schools to reduce education quality for everyone.
Right Analysis / Nate Jackson
Nate Jackson's career in political analysis began in arguments about Reaganomics with his eighth grade American History teacher. That study of history and politics continued through school and work, and he finally landed at The Patriot Post in 2004. He's been managing editor since 2007.
Rainbow Mafia
In Brief
The 'More Equal Than Others' Act
House Democrats are poised to pass the grossly misnamed "Equality Act" today.
Politics
In Brief
Democrats Lose With Anything but 'Grace'
Abrams, O'Rourke, Warren, and others continue undermining faith in American elections.
Politics
In Brief
Pelosi Circles Wagons for Anti-Semitic Caucus
With Tlaib and Omar peddling hatred, the House speaker demands an apology from their critics.
Regulatory Commissars
In Brief
Socialists Come for Your Credit Cards
Sanders and AOC team up to limit interest rates ... and choices for consumers.
Culture
In Brief
Notable Factors in the Colorado Attack
Two anti-American, anti-Christian assailants, and one of them was a female "transitioning" to male.
Energy
In Brief
The High Cost of Renewable Energy
Are "renewable portfolio standards" worth the price to reduce carbon emissions?
Second Amendment
In Brief
Booker's Dangerous Shot at Gun Rights
It's the usual gun-grabber list with some added "features" like a federal gun registry.
Politics
In Brief
Democrats Cope by Attacking Barr
They call him a liar and plan to vote on holding him in contempt. Clearly, they're desperate.
Leftmedia
In Brief
De-Platforming Free Speech
Facebook has banned several prominent voices under its convenient "hate speech" rubric.
Culture
In Brief
Sports Illustrated — Irony in a Burkini
The magazine objectifies women. Photos of a Muslim in a hijab won't fix that.
Government
In Brief
Hey Big Spender — $2 Trillion for Infrastructure?
Trump and Demo leaders agree in principle on a major deal. Is it worth it?
Economy
In Brief
Grassley to Trump: Drop Tariffs or the Trade Deal Gets It
The senator is largely right on the merits, but the president is invested in his strategy.
Leftmedia
In Brief
Fake News About Fake News
Leftmedia outlets claim the Mueller report actually vindicates their reporting over the last two years.
Politics
In Brief
Biden Makes It 20 for 2020
The former vice president hopes to capitalize on division in a phony call for unity.
"It is error alone which needs the support of government. Truth can stand by itself." —Thomas Jefferson (1781)