It’s an excellent statement. I’ve half a mind to send a copy to my alma mater, the president of which sent me one of those unctuous missives as well.
Continue reading →Roger Scruton wrote the following in 2006, almost a decade and a half ago. The subject matter is immigration, but it’s relevant to a lot more than that particular subject: The destructive effects of liberalism are not usually felt by … Continue reading →
News from the hot trend-setting city of Minneapolis: Nine of the [city] council’s 12 members appeared at a rally in a city park Sunday afternoon and vowed to end policing as the city currently knows it… Council Member Jeremiah Ellison … Continue reading →
[NOTE: I think we all need a break from depressing politics right about now.] There are certain songs that you love the very first time you hear them. At least, that’s the way it is for me. One of them … Continue reading →
Candace Owens speaks:
Continue reading →After I had the idea for the title of this post, I wondered if it had been said before. It has – by Jonah Goldberg back in late 2007 in his book Liberal Fascism. Whatever you think of Goldberg’s stances … Continue reading →
I’ve been reading a bunch of essays about the future of New York (see this and this, for example). They are grim. And how could they not be? Now, you may say “who cares, they made their bed and let … Continue reading →
It wasn’t calm on the Tucker Carlson show last night:
Continue reading →I guess protestors and rioters are immune to COVID. Or at least, they pose no danger to Grandma. Or even if they do and grandma dies as a result, they’re not really granny-killers since their cause is just. People who … Continue reading →
Horowitz writes: In a twisted way it is fitting that the most destructive week for America in living memory should be topped off by a memorial featuring the nation’s chief racial arsonist Al Sharpton… Not the least unexpectedly, the malevolent … Continue reading →
Ah, those experts. What is it they’re expert in again? Seems like the last few months have really undermined their creds. The rate fell somewhat instead of rising. Good news. But it’s not good news to the left, of course. … Continue reading →
…and it will bleed into the non-academic world soon enough, and the Overton window will move to the point where the left will think it’s just a basic truth. And then half the country – the Democrat half – will … Continue reading →