KNIGHT: When moral sanity is 'deeply disturbing'
Hillary Clinton thinks it's a "hard choice" to take a human life. Published July 5, 2014
Robert Knight
Articles by Robert Knight
KNIGHT: As Maine goes, so goes the nation
Like a bottle tossed in a faraway sea, Washington's recklessness keeps washing up elsewhere, such as the great state of Maine. Published June 27, 2014
KNIGHT: How liberals miss the mark
Let me get past the difficult part first: I'm a recovering liberal. Published June 20, 2014
KNIGHT: The big idea behind Cantor's fall
Everyone has a theory about why Tea Party upstart Dave Brat soundly beat Republican Majority Leader Eric Cantor in Virginia's 7th Congressional District primary last Tuesday. Published June 13, 2014
KNIGHT: Resisting the siren song of voting-rights 'reform'
As the nation gears up for crucial midterm congressional elections in November, another "reform" proposal has emerged, with lawmakers hearing the predictable siren song of "go along, or be accused of racism." Published June 6, 2014
KNIGHT: A snapshot of Islamic 'justice'
The world is full of cruelty, but something unfolding in Sudan should interest even jaded observers. Published May 30, 2014
KNIGHT: Hubris on marriage laws not limited to unelected judges
Another day, another federal judge overturning a state marriage law. Published May 23, 2014
KNIGHT: When boys should be girls and girls should be boys, according to ACLU
If you ever start hoping that the left will leave the rest of us alone, move on, because that's not going to happen. Published May 16, 2014
KNIGHT: The IRS conspiracy killers in the news media
After the full House of Representatives cited former Internal Revenue Service (IRS) official Lois Lerner for contempt of Congress on Wednesday, The Washington Times fittingly made it the lead story. Published May 9, 2014
KNIGHT: Crushing dissent in the name of tolerance
If you want to know where the left is taking the country, a quick trip to the Southern Poverty Law Center's (SPLC) website is instructive. Published May 2, 2014
KNIGHT: ACLU's vote-fraud campaign
The American Civil Liberties Union is at it again, throwing a log in front of the accelerating — and widely supported — campaign against vote fraud. Published April 30, 2014
KNIGHT: Banning free speech until the cows come home
Banning free speech until the cows come home Published April 25, 2014
KNIGHT: Nevada pushes back against the federal leviathan
Anyone worried about the rapidly growing power of the federal government under President Obama and the militarization of federal law enforcers had to take heart last week. Published April 18, 2014
KNIGHT: Collecting taxes and conservative scalps, IRS-style
Like a creek gushing in springtime, the trickle of Internal Revenue Service corruption is becoming a steady current. Published April 11, 2014
KNIGHT: Recovering the meaning of marriage
The stage is being set for the U.S. Supreme Court to manufacture a "right" to homosexual "marriage" in the Constitution. Published April 4, 2014
KNIGHT: Vote fraud as 'payback time'
Melowese Richardson is the poster girl for vote fraud. Published March 28, 2014
KNIGHT: The ACLU's warped view of puppy mills and abortion clinics
When it comes to free speech, the American Civil Liberties Union has a soft spot for animal rights protesters, but not necessarily people who advocate for human life. Published March 27, 2014
KNIGHT: How a telecommunications giant aids sex trafficking
In 1865, following the most costly war in America's history, the 13th Amendment abolished the odious institution of slavery in the United States. Published March 21, 2014
KNIGHT: Resistance in the age of bullying
I don't know about you, but I'm hearing more and more from people around the country who are terrified about where the nation is headed. Published March 14, 2014
KNIGHT: ACLU sings harmony with violent lyricist
In a case of attempted murder headed for the New Jersey Supreme Court, the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) wants violent lyrics written by the accused to be protected as "free speech" and barred from the courtroom. Published March 13, 2014
