Second Amendment
In Brief
Yes, Virginia, There Are Second Amendment Defenders
Gun-rights proponents continue to clash with state Democrats over gun-grabbing legislation.
Right Analysis / Michael Swartz
Michael Swartz is a recovering politician turned writer. What began way back in 2003 with occasional features for The Patriot Post has blossomed into a weekly column. That love for the written word also led Michael to author a book with his own policy prescriptions and embark upon writing a history of the Tea Party for release later this year.
Climate Change
In Brief
Greta Thunberg Is a Victim
She's a teenage puppet for leftist alarmists who want to increase government control.
Foreign Policy
In Brief
Considering Trump on Trade
His strategy with tariffs has and will cause pain at home, but the end goal is worth the price.
Taxes
In Brief
Biden Wants Reversal of the Trump Effect
The "moderate" in the Democrat field wants twice the tax increases Clinton called for.
Culture
In Brief
Weinstein's Wrist Gets Slapped
The Hollywood mogul doesn't have to admit guilt for sexual sins, nor will he pay personally.
Economy
In Brief
The Big Trade Holdup
Democrats keep moving the goal posts for passage of the USMCA trade deal.
Politics
A New Leftist Lie: The Electoral College Is Racist
The continuing effort to undermine our Founders' system for presidential elections.
Culture
In Brief
Rewriting Disney's 'Woke' Wrongs
Disney+ includes warnings before older movies about "outdated cultural depictions."
Economy
Stop Blaming the One Percent
A study debunks the fundamental assumptions advanced by Sanders and Warren.
Politics
In Brief
Obama Rings Hollow on 'Cancel Culture'
His warning to fellow leftists is welcome, but his own track record belies the hypocrisy.
Healthcare
Who Really Pays for More Government Healthcare?
Dissecting Warren's strategic refusal to admit that middle-class taxes will go up.
Leftmedia
In Brief
Free Speech Is Not 'Killing Us'
Uncivil speech is not the threat some make it. But we could all use the Golden Rule.
Politics
In Brief
Facebook: A Warren Presidency Would 'Suck for Us'
Leaked audio of Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg's complaint is illuminating.
Culture
'Joker' Reignites Debate About Media Violence
Is violent entertainment a trigger for unstable individuals? Sometimes, it could be.
Foreign Policy
Can Trump Be a Middle East Peacemaker?
Conflict between Iran and Saudi Arabia, coupled with Israeli elections, present problems.
Right Opinion
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The Israel-U.S. Model Has Been a Resounding Success
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'America's Expiration Date'
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Senate Sets Trump Impeachment Trial Rules — Top Takeaways From Day 1
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Trump's Labor Department Provides Clarity on Joint Employment
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Does a Minimum Wage Hike Lower the Suicide Rate?
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Let's Hear It for the Queen
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Impeachment Week: It's OK to Be Bored; Not OK to Be White
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Under the Knife of Cultural Blindness
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Trump/Pence Stand for Life
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As Harry and Meghan 'Step Back,' Queen Elizabeth Steps Up
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Unseen Millions March for Life
"For the same reason that the members of the State legislatures will be unlikely to attach themselves sufficiently to national objects, the members of the federal legislature will be likely to attach themselves too much to local objects." —James Madison (1788)