Charlton Heston On Winning the Cultural War Many of the social issues we are facing today have been rising incrementally for decades. In February 1999, the then-president of the National Rifle Association, famed actor Charlton Heston, gave a speech at the Harvard Law School Forum. His speech focused on the culture war within both America […]
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Victor Davis Hanson On Trump & The Elite Universities What happened to the antisemitism scandals at top universities? Harvard and Columbia’s presidents resigned after failing to protect Jewish students from hate—but anti-Israel protests are still going strong on campuses across the country. Victor Davis Hanson explores the growing backlash—and the serious financial and legal levers
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What Radical Islam and the Woke Have In Common You would think that the Islamist extremists and leftist radicals would have nothing in common. Noted human rights activist Ayaan Hirsi Ali explains why that is not the case in this eye-opening video. The parallels she draws are enlightening, to say the least. Here is the
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Critical Race Theory For Dummies I have long maintained that Critical Race Theory was the mother of wokeness. Christopher Rufo took the lead on CRT a few years ago and hit the nail on the head. Then, the Manhattan Institute’s City Journal carried Rufo’s essay on “The child soldiers of Portland.” This was followed by
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The Trump Administration’s War On Bureaucratic Tyranny Deep State operators in Washington DC have been running scared ever since Donald Trump returned to office. One of the various blunt descriptions of politics in America today is Ned Ryun’s new documentary based on his book, American Leviathan. It provides a remarkably clear description of the ideas,
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