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About six hours before U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions recused himself from any potential investigation into Russian influence on last year’s Trump campaign, I wrote a column at National Review […]
By Felix Veritas The presidential nominating process is over (supposedly). National campaigns begin in earnest soon, and Democrats aren’t wasting time going to their old playbook. The Left’s charges of […]
It was a dead heat. And the final tally, with seven free-agent delegates floating around, probably will not be known for many weeks. I explain here, while saying that the […]
Guest article by Eddie Curran at the American Media Institute; Louis Piatt still regrets the day he signed up for Trump University. The Monroe, Iowa retiree says he was […]
by Quin Hillyer; Last week, the Georgetown College Republicans, helped by Young America’s Foundation, was kind enough to host me for a speech defending free speech on college campuses, against […]
The Walker Health Care Plan, by Yuval Levin; Bush’s Negatives, by Rich Lowry; Double Standards Revealed: Marine Punished for Less Wrongdoing Than Hillary, by David French; The Strange Death of […]
Everywhere I go, people immediately ask me who I’m supporting for president. I think it is far too early for most of us to be making a firm commitment, when […]
Last night’s debate created some new stars, but none shown brighter than Carly Fiorina. The former Hewlett-Packard CEO’s pointed, concise responses on a variety of issues were impressive. However, she […]
This week’s readings are listed in Track One, here. Rather than focus on the entirety of any of the readings, or the thematic interplay between them, let’s just focus on […]
Words Used to Mean Things – Then Came Government, by Seton Motley; It’s more than a name, by David Freddoso; A look at the new immigration law named for 2 […]
