Politics
The man who was always wrong
Paul Ehrlich transformed environmentalism into a religion. His 1968 watershed screed, “The Population Bomb,” launched a fanatical movement that has metastasized into climate alarmism, despite the fact that he was always, always wrong.
Read MoreAbortion is front page news in the Des Moines Register
The Des Moines Register’s lead headline on Wednesday, February 4th, 2026, was: “Abortion big topic in 2026 elections.” The sub-headline read: “Candidates and campaigns figuring out how to talk about…
Read MoreHow does Democratic Socialism affect the family?
Prominent Democratic politicians increasingly embrace the credo of Democratic Socialism. Democratic socialism goes far beyond mere economic policy suggestions. Its followers have placed a bullseye on the traditional family unit.
Read MoreBigot or saint?
Two prominent Americans used national platforms to describe the martyred Charlie Kirk in shockingly opposing language. Alexandria Ocasio Cortez used her position in the House of Representatives to call Kirk…
Read MoreA sobering assassination aftermath
Pulse executive director, Maggie DeWitte, received a hostile response to her letter mourning the violent death of Charlie Kirk. “I want to know if you sent a message like this…
Read MoreMaggie Dewitte comments on Charlie Kirk’s assassination
Dear Fellow Pro-Lifer: I am sick over the tragic, violent death of one of America’s most vocal pro-life warriors, Charlie Kirk. I’m not only sick over the death of a…
Read MoreFrom Whom do rights flow?
America is one of a kind. What separates us from the rest of the nations in the world down through the ages? It’s not our size. Bigger empires have come…
Read MoreA messy, but winning political coalition
Two political parties dominate American politics. Broadly, one tends to be liberal, the other conservative. The left-leaning Democratic Party is the party of Thomas Jefferson and Andrew Jackson. The right-leaning…
Read MoreDefining Normalcy Down
Representative Melanie Stansbury (D-NM) held a silly little placard (above) at the President’s address to Congress last week. It said, “This is not normal.” She has a point. Normalcy has…
Read MoreThe Case for Reparations
By Tom Quiner On a recent trip to Angola last December, President Biden suggested that the issue of slave reparations deserves further study. Just last week, House Democrats reintroduced a…
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