Austrian neurologist and founder of psychoanalysis (1856–1939)
Kylee Griswold writes for the Federalist about Democrats’ attempts to walk back President Biden’s description of Trump supporters as “garbage.” It’s been truly remarkable to watch Kamala Harris’ closing unity…
Victor Davis Hanson writes for American Greatness about a common negative practice among Harris-Walz boosters. It is increasingly common for leftist candidates or political parties to falsely accuse their opponents…
James Meigs shares with Commentary magazine readers an interesting take on today’s political arguments. There is another style of argument, one that doesn’t trouble itself with pesky facts at all.…
The year 1776 was the high watermark of the Enlightenment. Adam Smith wrote The Wealth of Nations, and Thomas Jefferson wrote the Declaration of Independence. Both works were grounded in…
That’s a line from a Labor Day blog post by John McGinnis. After noting that : Sigmund Freud was not right about everything, but he was certainly correct that love and work are…
Let’s play Highlights Magazine. How many things can you find wrong with this article that appeared in the Asheville Tribune? Right off the bat, I see two. One is that…
After earning media attention through a Facebook post on the subject, Duke freshman Brian Grasso elaborates in the Washington Post on why he opted not to read this summer’s common reading selection. Along…
Think the world knows enough about global warming and climate change, and it’s time to shut down debate on the topic? Perhaps you should read Rupert Darwall‘s thoughts on the…
Here’s a letter by Don Boudreaux regarding a review of environmental fearmonger Bill McKibben’s latest book. Editor, The New York Times Book Review 620 Eighth Avenue New York, NY 10018…
Maybe you remember Victoria Jackson. She mostly played a ditzy blond in sketches when she was a regular on “Saturday Night Live” for six seasons. Turns out she’s from a…
Over at Right Angles, Donna Martinez points out a Weekly Standard blog post that discusses another Obama moment, sans teleprompter, that just might be a Freudian slip:
Good point, Roy. Imagine if Bush had said something similar. The media would have used it as evidence of an arrogant bias against the disabled — a Freudian slip. A…