KNIGHT: Feeling the pain and assigning the blame
When Bill Clinton jumps off the bus over embarrassing prevarications, you know it's getting serious. Published November 17, 2013
Robert Knight
Columns by Robert Knight
KNIGHT: A ban on the faith-based workplace
Only morality-free behavior would be allowed Published November 10, 2013
KNIGHT: Democrats’ single message: Proclaim sanity is ‘extremism’
Since when is fighting higher taxes and socialized medicine — or defending traditional values and fair elections "dangerous?" Published November 3, 2013
KNIGHT: ACLU to New York cops: Drop dead
The price of security includes harassment from the sensitivity police Published October 27, 2013
KNIGHT: Letting no crisis go to waste
Where others see a calamity, Obama sees golden opportunity Published October 20, 2013
KNIGHT: Jimmy Carter’s change of heart
With the media giving 24/7 coverage to the federal shutdown and debt-ceiling standoff, other important news is slipping under the radar. Published October 13, 2013
KNIGHT: When the bizarre is commonplace
In short order, parental rights are now wrong Published October 8, 2013
KNIGHT: Cruz’s green eggs and the media hambones
The pundits slept through a story of principled defiance Published September 30, 2013
KNIGHT: Foiling the left’s character assassination
Reckless accusers deserve a taste of their own medicine Published September 23, 2013
KNIGHT: Lessons from the Colorado recall
Americans will always rise above politics to defend the Constitution Published September 16, 2013
KNIGHT: Blowing hot and cold on devotion to states’ rights
Holder is cool with marijuana, but not with preventing election fraud Published September 8, 2013
KNIGHT: ‘Stand your ground’ when liberals attack
Americans have a right to their beliefs without left-wing reproach Published September 2, 2013
KNIGHT: The lawless and their discontents
Upon securing victory against the British, George Washington had to quell a rising movement to crown him as America's new king. Published August 26, 2013
KNIGHT: Too much bull from the White House
It's obviously high time for President Obama to appoint a rodeo clown czar. Published August 19, 2013
KNIGHT: Recalling what freedom of religion meant to the Founders
Ever feel like an "outsider?" Published August 12, 2013
KNIGHT: Culture clash in the high country
Just because the mountain air is thin at 7,800 feet and the New Age is evident in various ways doesn't mean that Coloradans have totally lost their sense of reality. Published August 5, 2013
KNIGHT: When government grows like kudzu
The federal government is growing like kudzu. That's the Japanese ivy plant that's taking over roadsides all over the south and is even invading the north. Published July 22, 2013
KNIGHT: Silver linings in the ruling on Obamacare
In the latest court ruling upholding Obamacare, a three-judge federal panel in Richmond, Va, last Thursday rejected Liberty University's challenge to both the individual mandate and the employer mandate to provide health insurance. Published July 15, 2013
KNIGHT: The IRS scandal’s inconvenient facts
As part of his powerful screeds against English rule, Founding Father Tom Paine had this to say about the king's appetite for his subjects' tax money: "There is scarcely a necessary of life that you can eat, drink, wear or enjoy, that is not there loaded with a tax. Even the light from heaven is only permitted to shine into their dwellings by paying eighteen pence sterling per window annually." Published July 8, 2013
KNIGHT: ‘Black-robed hate group’
By accusing backers of traditional marriage of being motivated only by animus against homosexuals, the U.S. Supreme Court has become the most prominent hate group in the country. Published July 1, 2013
