During one of the perennial discussions about whether globalization was good or bad, I decided to enter the discussion and did so with this essay. I think my points are valid today, particularly both parties are becoming more populist in their thinking about trade.
I wrote this article in 2012 dealing with two issues – whether or not the “rich” paid their fair share – which I dealt with quite briefly and deserves more detailed analysis in another essay and secondly, my view of what a fair and efficient tax code would look like.
Dani Pletka is one of the most knowledgeable people I know about U.S. foreign and military policy. She and I have had a number of great conversations on these matters. She has also been a very vocal critic of Donald Trump and we have stayed away from that topic. Consequently, I was surprised, and pleased, with her decision to support Trump in the coming election. I think her analysis is shared by a large number of other conservatives,
This is one of the biggest scandals by a law enforcement officer in our history. It was, in my mind, part of a deep state plot to take down the president through illegal means and was treasonous.
Andy Smarick wrote an interesting essay covering liberalism, liberal institutions and their relationships. Somewhat academic, but very thoughtful.
Here’s a calm short essay defending liberalism. Unfortunately, her definition is not what prevails in what is the now progressive, anti-intellectual, anti free speech, intolerant leftist democrat party. There may be some liberals left in the party, but hey’re being cancelled and silenced too.
This video actual was filmed about 60 years ago when there a lot of concern about Communist influence in the U.S., influence based on exploiting the division between blacks and whites in our country and scratching at the evils of racism as a way of instituting Socialism as a step toward Communism. If you ignore the picture and sound quality you would think this speaker is talking about what’s going on today in our streets and in our policy fights. History first comes as strategy, then as farce.
This is an email I got from an organization called the Progressive Turnout Project. It is a request for financial support and is based on a series of complete lies. I don’t know how I got on their mailing list, but I’m getting a bunch of these every day.
This is an funny and sardonic article in which a progressive senior government official who has a history of vilifying the police now complains about police not doing enough to stem rioting.
This analysis of the Post Office hoax was prepared by the Heritage Foundation. It is only the latest of the hoaxes created over the last three years by anti-Trump people. Unfortunately, many people still believe these accusations are real.
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