“While criticizing the United States, Chomsky, Senator Bernie Sanders, those at outlets such as The Grayzone, and some of my friends have defended the likes of Hugo Chávez and Fidel Castro.”
Author: Tony D. Senatore
The Stale Defeatism of the “Chomsky/Carlin Thesis”
Review: Stephan Haggard and Robert Kaufman’s “Backsliding”

“With that said, there is considerably more to democratic regression than the simplistic idea of evil, right-wing leaders whose ideas resonate with bad people.”
Letter to the Editor: A Much-Needed Reality Check

“Writers like Koenig would be wise to recognize that when it comes to the intense, tribalistic, and bad-faith rhetoric (and actions) that have contributed to American decline, there are at least two sides to the story.”
When the Press Is Just as Guilty of “Election Interference”

“As for now, journalists of Goldberg’s type are simply in the electoral interference business; and they just so happen to be doing it from within the United States’ own borders and from beneath the mastheads of once-respected magazines.”
The Unimaginative Hysteria of Umair Haque
“Never mind that it is the Trump administration standing up for Uyghur Muslims, actual victims of genocide, by imposing sanctions on CPC officials this past week.”
Finding Common Ground in Times of Anguish

“My progressive friends and I are united in wanting to see an end to police brutality, even though we may differ when it comes to the means to bring that about.”
Watching William F. Buckley and James Baldwin at Columbia

“At age 55, I was the oldest in my class of about 20 students, and most of my classmates were between the ages of 18 and 21.”
The Travesty of Comparing Jordan Peterson to Hitler

“Not only ought Gabriel Andrade resist implying there are parallels to be found by Peterson and Hitler, but he also should keep in mind how many lives have been positively changed thanks to his ideas.”
The Best Argument For Jordan Peterson: My Friend, Fred

“But again, this aside, Jordan Peterson’s lessons of personal responsibility and taking charge of one’s life are actually helping people, which brings me to my friend, Fred.”
As a Columbia Grad, I Oppose This Latest On-Campus Activism

“It seems, unfortunately, today that there are far too few who are willing to defend Columbia University’s heritage, which so many now take for granted. “