Culture
'Woke' NBA Bows to Communist Tyrants
But Chinese influence over the decisions of American companies is growing.
Right Analysis / Brian Mark Weber
Brian Mark Weber’s interest in politics began in the 1980s, inspired by President Ronald Reagan’s reverence for our nation’s founding principles and his optimistic vision of America’s future. Brian holds graduate degrees in history, military history, and literature. He joined The Patriot Post in 2017 and currently enjoys saving college students from liberal indoctrination by teaching them to think for themselves and to reconsider Western values.
Race
Harvard Can Continue to Discriminate
Because an Obama judge essentially rules that the ends justify the means.
Foreign Policy
Trump's Iran Policy Might Be Working
The rogue regime and European allies are signaling that a new deal is possible.
Regulatory Commissars
The Rent Is Too Darn High
Government regulation took a bad situation and made it worse with rent control.
Culture
The Makings of a School Shooter
The father of a Parkland victim recounts what happened to allow a dangerous young man in school.
Family
50 Years of No-Fault Divorce Has Taken Its Toll
Marriage was badly damaged long before "progressives" demanded that it be redefined.
Culture
Scoring 'Social Credit'
This practice is one import from China that Americans definitely do not want.
Race
New York Times '1619 Project' Is Revisionist History
The Times says that slaves arriving in 1619 is the date of our "true founding," not 1776.
National Security
Have We Entered a New Arms Race With Russia?
If nothing else, the period of nuclear control has come to an abrupt end.
Rainbow Mafia
Indoctrinating Children With 'LGBTQ' Entertainment
Young minds are more frequently being subject to emotional manipulation in cartoons.
World
Boris Pledges Leadership on Brexit
But that doesn't mean British politics aren't even messier than America's.
Government
Mulvaney's White House
President Trump's acting chief of staff has had a positive influence on executing policy.
Economy
Why All the Boycotts?
They're not generally effective, and demanding uniform political agreement is counterproductive.
Culture
A Law to Protect Campus Speech?
We wouldn't have thought it necessary in America, but South Dakota may lead the way.
Culture
VidAngel Owes Hollywood Demons Big Time
The company has been ordered to pay $62 million for "pirating" movies.
Right Opinion
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A New Insight Into Media Bias
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Eight Debate Questions Joe Biden Should Be Required to Answer
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It's a Middle-Class Boom
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An Open Letter to Sergey Brin
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Allowing Felons to Vote While Incarcerated Is Reckless
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The Foolhardy Campaign Against 'Endless Wars'
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College Students Favor Renaming Columbus Day
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The NBA's Support for Tyranny
"No nation was ever ruined by trade, even seemingly the most disadvantageous." —Benjamin Franklin and George Whaley (1774)