Political scientists tell us that they see increasing segregation in the way Americans live. It is not racial segregation but political segregation. Published May 4, 2021
Last week the Biden administration made plans "to offer grants for U.S. history classes that teach critical race theory and the '1619 Project,'" which is a confection of The New York Times. Published April 27, 2021
The Brits really know how to put on a funeral show. I watched it for an hour or so before I had to take out the morning trash. But why were so many Americans taken up with the doings at St. George's Chapel? Published April 20, 2021
In predicting what we can expect to be the achievements of President Biden, let us consider what his modern Democratic predecessors have achieved. Published April 13, 2021
Major League Baseball (MLB) is following Black Lives Matter (BLM) and taking a stand on the state of Georgia's recent election legislation. Published April 6, 2021
Have you seen the Hon. John Forbes Kerry's face lately? Who stole his lines? Published March 30, 2021
Tucker Carlson, the Fox News commentator, now has the entire Pentagon against him and our president, who fell up the stairs to Air Force One last week. Published March 23, 2021
As more and more once affluent magazines and newspapers are going belly up or seeking other ways to finance themselves, I am feeling pretty good about how I decided to finance The American Spectator. Published March 16, 2021
Years ago I had a great coach in high school who was given to Solomonic apothegms. One of his favorites was: "Forget your grandparents." Published March 9, 2021
We are all supposed to be against conspiracies. Yet what about a conspiracy to silence free speech? What about a conspiracy to shut down people who utter thoughts we disagree with? Published March 2, 2021
The political party that is forever lecturing Republicans on the need to reform themselves lest they go the way of Tyrannosaurus rex is now in danger of becoming at one with Tyrannosaurus rex. Published February 23, 2021
Saturday was a good day for the Land of the Free and the Home of the Brave. The First Amendment has been validated once again, this time by the U.S. Senate. Published February 16, 2021
What did you do Sunday evening? I watched the gaudiest pageant ever performed on television, interspersed with a football game. Published February 9, 2021
The fabulists who are covering President Joe Biden for the mainstream media have spoken. He has gotten off to a flawless start. Published February 2, 2021
If there was one dominant theme to President Joe Biden's Inaugural Address it was "unity." Yet shortly thereafter his rhetoric evaporated in the wintry air and reality intruded. It began with Joe's executive orders. Published January 26, 2021
It is a reflection of the vulgarity and even the criminality now stalking our society that social media, as it is called, cannot extricate itself from this awful question of censorship. Published January 19, 2021
Donald Trump never took advice from anyone. He treated staff horribly, men like Jeff Sessions, Mick Mulvaney and Mark Meadows. He had the best vice president that I have seen in my lifetime. Published January 12, 2021
Linda Greenhouse was once The New York Times' reporter for the U.S. Supreme Court. Now I take it she is in retirement, though she apparently comes out of retirement from time to time to heave bouquets to President-elect Joe Biden. Published January 5, 2021
Over the weekend I came across an article in The Washington Post that, by and large, I actually agreed with. I know you are not going to believe it but hear me out. Published December 29, 2020
It is Christmastime. The citizenry goes out to churches and, if they are lucky, some public places, to be inspired by Nativity scenes Published December 22, 2020
