“But now, being made ‘uncomfortable’ or being associated with unpopular company is sufficient reason to abandon principle.”
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To Be a Caring Conservative
“All the while, the existing social safety net—combined with various anti-poverty programs—in the United States already provides for our nation’s poor by offering them an adequate standard of living.”
Interview: Rep. Jody Hice on “Defund the Police” and Big Tech Censorship
“But there is no question that we’ve got some major issues, and free speech is so dependent these days on these big tech companies, so they have to be very careful that free speech is protected. And, of course, there’s a pattern now that shows otherwise…”
Lacy Johnson, Rep. Ilhan Omar’s Challenger: Her Record Speaks for Itself
“I was in poverty once, and then I became an entrepreneur. And now I am running for office…This is the greatest country in the world.”
We Need Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn, Now More Than Ever
“We must first understand this socialist culture of the woke who seek to control what we think, what we say, and how we live. We must believe—like Solzhenitsyn did—that the truth can defeat them.”
The Shadow of Progress
“In a worldview that prizes purity above progress, the flawed and erroneous are stains to be expunged. Their remembrance is not only deplorable but damning by association.”
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.”
Choose “the Party of 1776,” Not “the Party of 1619”
“Today, with the very identity of the West at stake, it is perhaps particularly important to focus on celebrating those great values.”
When Censorship Is Outsourced to the Private Sector
“Our commitment to the rights of others to express themselves, even if they hold heinous beliefs, is something uniquely American, and it is perhaps the finest piece of our cultural heritage.”
Interview: How David Horowitz Sees 2020
“Our system in United States is set up in a way that forces us to compromise. The Founders thought the great threat to a democracy is factionalism.”
The Key to the West Lies Within Sir Roger Scruton’s Life
“In this 2014 book, he would define conservatism as—among other things—a sentiment and ‘one that all mature people can readily share: the sentiment that good things are easily destroyed, but not easily created.'”
Interview: Adrianna San Marco, Student Journalist Fired for Conservative View
“On her ouster from The Daily Orange, the student journalist says: ‘It also affects me as student because all my peers have banded together and tried to cancel me.'”
Why People Hate Jordan Peterson So Much
“Peterson continued, ‘So the Soviets really implemented and perfected the idea of class and ethnicity based guilt, and it’s a very bad road to walk down, and it’s something that we’re very much engaged in at the moment.'”
Interview: Spike Cohen, Libertarian Nominee for Vice President
Listen to our conversation with the candidate to hear how his platform can tackle the greatest problems facing the United States today.
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.”