A Not So Wonderful Life
This essay, published 35 years ago, completed the process by which we were expelled from the conservative movement and expunged from history.
Category: Feature
Anti-Semitic Semites
Is Donald Trump doing the right thing by expelling Semites accused of anti-Semitism? Absolutely.
Birthright of Lies
Donald Trump has reopened the debate on ius soli citizenship, or what people ignorant of both law and Latin insist on calling birthright citizenship. So much nonsense is being written by both sides of the question that it is probably a waste of time to say anything.
Trump’s Agenda, 13 Min. Podcast with Dr. Fleming and Rex
A conversation about the historical dimension of the Trump reelection: For all his real and terrible faults, he does not hate this country or its people. That makes him unique in my lifetime.
Alienation of Affections: 13 min Podcast with Dr. Fleming and Rex
The People’s Republic of California, in its response to the LA fires, is a textbook case of globalism: To the citizens, it is always “easy to be hard.”
An Old Palisadian Comments on the Fires
For a change Thousand Oaks is not burning. Our last burn in TO was the Woolsey fire in Nov 2018.
The Trumpian Dilemma
If a President Trump really hopes to engage in the gigantic battle to break the Deep State, to curb the dominant power of leftist bureaucrats and judges, his greatest obstacle will be the Republican party.
Riding the Red Horse
Refusal to fight may be cowardice and treason that darkens the soul of a single man, but the opposite mistake—an impetuous and reckless decision to make unnecessary war—may cost the lives of millions.
Metaphysical Conservatives, Conclusion
We have to deal with historical man, not the abstract man projected by libertarian economists, Marxist-Straussian theorists, or city-on-a-hill religious fanatics. Conservatives should always be on guard against the presumption that they have all the answers.
