“Trump: Tribune Of Poor White People”
That’s the title of an interview of J.D. Vance that recently appeared in the Amercian Conservative. Vance is the author of Hillbilly Elegy: A Memoir of a Family and a Culture in Crisis.…
That’s the title of an interview of J.D. Vance that recently appeared in the Amercian Conservative. Vance is the author of Hillbilly Elegy: A Memoir of a Family and a Culture in Crisis.…
More evidence of what the Left thinks of people who pay their bills, live within their means, and take responsibility for their own actions: government should force you to pay…
On Wednesday, the columnist I have called the village idiot of WSJ’s writing crew, Thomas Frank, revealed that he has done his last piece for the Journal. That elicited a…
I always enjoy the letters published in the Wall Street Journal that refute, rebuke, and humiliate the Journal’s lefty columnist Thomas Frank. Frank is a smarmy ignoramus whose act of…
Last week I wrote about the Wall Street Journal’s execrable, embarrassing Wednesday columnist, Thomas Frank, a man so wrapped up in his own imagined brilliance that he couldn’t think his…
Each Wednesday, the Wall Street Journal features columns by Holman Jenkins,Jr. and Thomas Frank. That makes for a jarring juxtaposition. There on the same page are pieces by one writer…
Thomas Frank writes a regular column for the Wall Street Journal. He’s the “balance” to writers who can actually reason logically from evidence. Today’s piece really takes the cake. Frank…
A letter writer today takes issue with Frank’s notion that freedom is being taken care of: Thomas Frank, I like your effort to turn the tables (“The Left Should Reclaim…
The Wall Street Journal’s resident authoritarian, Thomas Frank, thinks that the left needs to reclaim the freedom issue. Read his foolish blather here to get his drift. He contends that…
In today’s Wall Street Journal, Thomas Frank writes about his friend (and Barack Obama’s radical pal) Bill Ayers. It is a rather syrupy (bordering on Cosby) op-ed that comes across…
Somewhat, uh, contentious Lexington City Council public hearing on annexation last night: Residents who came didn’t mince words. They compared annexation to communism, Nazism and segregation. Outside the center stood…
NC native, frequent Freeman contributor and all-around good guy Frank Stephenson has this letter published in today’s WSJ: In decrying “market idolatry” because it results in CEOs and other business…