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Human rights, defined correctly
Whenever a Republican president takes a position on human rights that differs from Progressive-liberal dogma, the media reacts with outrage. . . .
The decline of the liberal mind
A recent legal case in Europe perfectly illustrates the state of “modern” liberal thinking. . . .
First: Blocked travel bans. Next: Open borders?
The Supreme Court has a long record of gradually reinterpreting the Constitution in a series of cases over the course of several years. . . .
Islamic carnage and liberal complicity
Liberals support policies that prevent the United States, and Western nations in general, from effectively dealing with the Islamic threat. . . .
In government we trust?
Past events provide a clear picture of what the future holds regarding health care. . . .
The “diversity” trap
Governments do not exist to pursue ideological concepts or utopian fantasies such as diversity; governments exist to secure the rights of the people. . . .
The fallacy of “openness and tolerance”
Progressives and liberals claim that the values of openness and tolerance are essential to free societies. But this claim is false, unless “free society” is redefined. . . .
Equality versus freedom
The pursuit of equality by Progressives and liberals is eroding freedom to a staggering degree. . . .
A republic, if you can keep it
A common argument today claims that democracy as defined in modern times is not significantly different from republicanism as defined in the Founding Era. . . .
The actual history of abortion
For supporters of legal abortion, facts and logic are merely inconveniences to overcome when rewriting the history of abortion. . . .