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By: Ben Shapiro – townhall.com – February 26, 2020 This week, Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., the socialist Democratic presidential front-runner, made waves when he merely reiterated his lifelong warmth toward the viciously evil Cuban communist regime. Brushing off the human rights violations of Fidel Castro — a man whose revolution ended with the murder or imprisonment of tens of thousands…

By: Tal Axelrod – thehill.com – February 26, 2020 With the first three presidential nominating contests in the books, Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) is the undisputed front-runner in the Democratic field, but the overwhelming majority of primary voters have yet to cast their ballots. Other candidates are looking to make up ground in less than a week on Super Tuesday, when…

By: Victor Davis Hanson – nationalreview.com – February 25, 2020 Former New York mayor and multibillionaire Democratic presidential candidate Michael Bloomberg, four years ago at Oxford, England, dismissed farming, ancient and modern. He lectured that agriculture was little more than the rote labor of dropping seeds into the ground and watching corn sprout — easy, mindless, automatic. “I could teach anybody,”…

By: Mona Charen – nationalreview.com – February 26, 2020 According to CNN, Bernie Sanders “has been consistent for 40 years.” Some find this reassuring. Bernie is not a finger-in-the-wind politician who tacks this way or that depending upon what’s popular. On the other hand, if someone has never changed his mind throughout 78 years of life, it suggests ideological rigidity and…

By: Anders Hagstrom – dailycaller.com – February 25, 2020 Seven candidates met for the 10th Democratic presidential primary Debate in South Carolina Tuesday Night, but the story of the night was candidates incessantly speaking over one another and moderators unwilling or unable to rein them in. Businessman Tom Steyer made his return to the stage after failing to qualify for the…

By: RNS Press Release – religionnews.com – February 6, 2020 The Classical Difference today released a groundbreaking study completed by the University of Notre Dame’s Sociology department showing that graduates of ACCS schools are more likely to practice spiritual discipline and remain engaged with their faith compared to alumni of other educational institutions and many Christian-raised Millennials. Good Soil: A Comparative Study…

By: David Goodwin – circeinstitute.org – December 13, 2016 After twenty-plus years of establishing a school that was inspired by David Hicks’ Norms and Nobility, I still find hope in his work. During that time, I’ve watched some of our graduates crash into the culture and succumb to it, and I’ve had others return years later with that sparkle in their…

By: Mary Margaret Olohan – dailycaller.com – February 24, 2020 The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled Monday that the Trump administration can continue stripping federal funding from clinics that offer abortions. The court upheld the Trump administration’s June 2019 declaration that taxpayer-funded clinics must stop referring women for abortions or be stripped of their Title X funding. Judge Sandra…

By: Edward-Isaac Dovere – TheAtlantic.com – February 22, 2020 The phrase Democratic establishment conjures images of something like the Illuminati with the power to determine the outcome of American elections. But so far, the supposedly all-powerful leaders of the party have been about as well organized as The Muppet Show. Now, with Senator Bernie Sanders’s massive win in Nevada, he’s…

By: Matthew Continetti – nationalreview.com – February 22, 2020 And the fall of the political establishment There are 329 million people in the United States of America. They are spread across 3.8 million square miles. The presidential race will be determined by the actions of three of them: Donald Trump, Bernie Sanders, and Michael Bloomberg. Each is a New Yorker. Each…

By: Jonathan Easley – thehill.com – February 22, 2020 Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) won a resounding victory at the Nevada caucuses on Saturday, putting together a coalition of young people, Latinos and working-class voters to cement his status as front-runner in the race for the Democratic nomination. Here are five takeaways from the Nevada caucuses. Sanders has a diverse coalition that…