Jacob Bruggeman writes for the Martin Center about a recent academic controversy that highlights a larger issue. In early August, archivists and other scholars erupted in protest when the American…
Victor Davis Hanson of National Review Online delivers a warning to the president-elect. Joe Biden will be our next president. But he will face Nemesis in a way that few…
John Daniel Davidson of the Federalist blames the political Left for the increased role of moralizing in public life. Being moral is about changing the way you act and actually…
Michael Knox Beran devotes a National Review Online column to those who think their theories and formulas can run the world. The technicians of capital and cyberspace dominate the elite…
Victor Davis Hanson‘s latest column at National Review Online suggests we’re now seeing signs that President Obama’s policies are leading to the negative consequences critics had foreseen. A deeply suspicious…
Noemie Emery of the Washington Examiner probes President Obama’s annoying habit of minimizing his own role in the problems that plague his administration. Strangely enough, most liberal takes on the…
Jonah Goldberg‘s latest column focuses on the disconnect between the Obama administration’s excuses for recent scandals and the president’s earlier rhetoric. You really have to go back to Franklin D.…
Russ Roberts posted this on Cafe Hayek. Andrew Breitbart has passed away. I didn’t know him. I never met him. I know little about him. I know he had something…
Hubris on display.
Can you spell H-U-B-R-I-S?
I was watching President Bush in the stands of the USA-China basketball game and it occurred to me that this is a guy whose core being has not been changed…
Surprise, surprise, from the guy who turned death penalty reprieves into an endless (6400+ words) diatribe that became more about himself (and how great he was) than the issue.