Kevin Williamson on the college debt debate
You’ll notice we are not having a national debate about paying off poor people’s mortgages. We could do that just as easily if the self-declared champions of th...
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Make Russia Great Again by Christopher Buckley
Is satire dead in the age of Trump? Christopher Buckley returns to the genre to find out.
Celebrity Culture, Elected Officials & Leadership
Leadership in elected office is often about telling people difficult truths that they don’t want to hear, making hard decisions that will fully satisfy no one, ...
On Thinking for Self – Leonard E. Reed
So blame not the political opportunists for the state of the nation. Our failure to think for ourselves put them there-indeed, brought them into being. For we ...
The Corruption Before Trump
We are where we are in American politics, in part, because all these big-picture projects succeeded in enriching private interests … but failed to achieve their...
Before You Wake: Life Lessons from a Father to His Children by Erick Erickson
I doubt a lot of people who disagree with Erick's politics have or will read this book. Which is a shame because we could do with a world where more people got...
The New Trail of Tears by Naomi Schaefer Riley
The New Trail of Tears is an important and yet depressing book. It details the myriad problems besetting American Indians today. These include: a lack of econom...
Review: Rumours of Glory: A Memoir by Bruce Cockburn
Anyone with an interest in Cockburn and his music will want to read Rumors of Glory. Anyone interested in the interplay between life, art, music, and politics w...