Elliott Abrams writes for National Review Online about a disturbing Latin American development. Even the most repressive dictatorships hold some kind of elections — the tribute vice pays to virtue,…
David Harsanyi of the Federalist critiques a recent commentary from a high-profile left-wing television figure. The other day Rachel Maddow, one of the most unhinged conspiracy theorists in major media,…
Monica Showalter of the American Thinker explores the impact of socialism on a once-thriving Latin American country. You can tell that things are not going well for Venezuela’s Maduro socialist…
Bill McMorris of the Washington Free Beacon explores the mainstream media response to murderous Cuban dictator Fidel Castro’s death. On November 25, 2016, Black Friday here in the United States,…
John Fund details for National Review Online readers the disturbing antics of one popular musical diva. Give rap superstar Nicki Minaj credit for having not a sliver of shame. After…
Obama to Dems: I’ll act with or without Congress.
I’m a softie for stories about couples whose romance is going strong decades after their wedding. As I read this News and Observer piece, I concentrated on that angle, but…
It is refreshing when someone is able to navigate all of the subtleties of an argument as both Minxin Pei and Ellen Bork have managed. Even the countries that have…
A huge brouhaha has erupted at Wikipedia because of this very controversial sentence that was put into the encyclopedia item about Cuba: Cuba is a socialist republic, in which the…
My colleagues have posted several different reactions from people on Bush’s choice of Harriet Miers for Supreme Court justice. The choice appearing inexplicable, theories to try to explain Bush’s reasoning…
You know, John, a few assassinations might just solve some of these dictator/tyrant/monarchy/oil supply problems we’re dealing with. Or so somebody said…
Hail to the dictortor!