Kevin Williamson asks National Review Online readers to consider whether government actually works better with more voter participation. Much of the discussion about proposed changes to voting laws backed by…
Sanders said, "I wrote a best-selling book. If you write a best-selling book, you can be a millionaire, too."
John Locke Foundation’s Roy Cordato writes for Real Clear Policy that Bernie Sanders and Democratic nominee for Congress in New York, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, are not actually socialists as they describe…
JLF’s Roy Cordato looks at two rising stars of left-wing politics: If the socialist wing of the Democratic Party are not socialists, what are they? First and foremost, they are…
There haven’t been many good days lately for British Prime Minister Theresa May. Theodore Dalrymple explains why in a City Journal column. Theresa May has proved an apt pupil of…
Ramesh Ponnuru‘s latest column at National Review Online explores the latest examples of political correctness run amok on college campuses. An allergy to proportion and judgment seems to be one…
Jonah Goldberg‘s latest column at National Review Online contends that neither Hillary Clinton nor Bernie Sanders will be able to hold together the coalition of voters who elected — and…
Victor Davis Hanson‘s latest column at National Review Online probes inconsistencies between Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton’s words and deeds. Ms. Clinton’s private ethics are, as usual, a mess, both…
While other municipalities in the state are being legislated out of their ETJ’s, the Town of Sylva is contemplating expanding its. I mean, we wouldn’t want a discontinuity in aesthetic…
Economics professor Richard Ebeling examines the economics and philosophy of Thomas Piketty’s much-discussed new book in this essay. I like this paragraph in particular: “Modern egalitarians like Piketty are locked…
Cato Institute’s James Dorn, writing in Investors Business Daily, points out that Thomas Piketty’s crusade for greatly increased taxes on the wealthy was decried as “legal plunder” more than 150…
Instead, it’s egalitarianism dressed up to look like academic progress argues Mary Grabar in this piece. Central planning is just as bad an idea in education as in the economy…