Starry-eyed radicals in the 1960s and 1970s dreamed that they either were going to take over America or destroy it.

Would I be wrong to say there is incivility in American life? It’s not so much — not in my experience — a lack of cordiality in one’s own neighborhood.

There may be a method to President Joe Biden’s madness. Or maybe there’s just a madness to his method.

If you are actively involved in the culture wars, trying to stem the tide of moral decline, you can often feel like the boy who tried to plug the holes in the dike with his own fingers.

I know what you’re thinking: This should be the world’s shortest column, right? If it comes from the “mainstream,” “legacy,” or “corporate” media—whichever term you prefer—it’s probably false.

As the origins of our current moral panic about “white supremacy” become more widely debated, we have an obvious problem: how to define the term “Critical Race Theory.”

Critical race theory proponents frequently say you won’t oppose them unless you’re an ignorant racist. They’re gaslighting you.

“I have also come across a lot of people who, quite frankly, were Democrats, but lockdowns turned them into Republicans,” DeSantis said.

On May 25, 2020, George Floyd died in police custody in Minneapolis, Minnesota.

The new Democratic Party of oligarchs and technocrats enforces its orthodoxies upon blue state clients through broken windows and beatings, administered by party militias like antifa and BLM