Elon Musk and the War Between Elites
Elon Musk's move on Twitter provoked weeping and gnashing of teeth not heard since Donald Trump rode to the White House in 2016.
The Myth of January 6
Rather than attempt a correction, a myth has been fabricated—a day of infamy that has to be magnified in importance by twisting and contorting facts into a gun pointed at the heads of millions of Americans.
It's Time to Stand up to Progressive Prosecutors
Waukesha has already paid the most extreme price, but other parts of America feel the pain daily as progressive prosecutors reshape the justice system.
Furious Over Afghanistan? Blame Republicans, Too.
Biden's deadly mistakes are a symptom of a thoroughly rotten established political order, one to which Democrats and Republicans along with conservative and liberal media alike are beholden.
After Its Populist Moment, The GOP Returns to Old Orthodoxies
The Republican Party is emerging from its cocoon of populist rhetoric a changed animal—just not one that anyone needs or wants.
The Progressive Call for Compassion at the Border Is a Political Prop
Biden and the Democratic Party may have triggered the catastrophe at hand, but the bomb set by an irresponsible American ruling class has been a long time ticking.
United States of America Vs. Silicon Valley
The immigration status quo systematically discriminates against American citizens while exploiting foreign workers.
Moderate Dems Should Abandon Progressives, Support Romney on Minimum Wage
There is much talk of political realignment these days. But both parties at large remain wedded to tired orthodoxies, bombing the same places over there, as everything from infrastructure to healthcare crumbles here.
The Conservative Case for a $15 Minimum Wage
On the current federal minimum wage, workers earn less per hour in real dollars than their counterparts did 50 years ago.
Immigration Politics: Wishful Thinking?
Neither political party wants to create immigration policy that elevates people—Americans and immigrants alike—above profit and power.
When the Center Cannot Hold
Republicans must be willing to differentiate themselves from Democrats on the foundational issue of securing law and order.
The Long Step Back for Law and Order
Our politics is less defined by Left versus Right than it is by We the People versus the ruling class.