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The Schools Didn’t Fail Us. We Did.

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American Thinker   by Micheal S. Parkhurst     Every few weeks, a reporter takes a microphone onto the street and asks ordinary people simple questions. Name the three →

We Are In A Cold Civil War — And We Refuse To See It

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American Thinker   by W. Galt     There are many ways to wage war. Today, these non-traditional forms of warfare are commonly referred to as hybrid warfare, which includes →

The Talking Head Barometers

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American Thinker   by Dan Bell     I’ve learned to watch the talking heads as barometers for changes in “the news” or in “culture.” When they start parroting each other, →

Propriety Is the Basis of Freedom

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​american conservative​​​ by Theodore Dalrymple     It is by no means uncommon to hear someone reply to criticism of his conduct by saying that there was no law against it. This →

Evil Flourishes When There is No Respect for Life

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American Thinker   by Steve McCann     Over the past two months, the United States has been mesmerized by a trial to decide whether or not a mother who was claiming →

Blinded By Science

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American Thinker   by John Dietrich “Attacks on me quite frankly are attacks on science” -- Anthony Fauci     Most modern conveniences we enjoy today are the result of →

Feminist Icon Billie Jean King Needs A Man — Far More Than A Fish Needs A Bicycle

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American Thinker   by Selwyn Duke     Feminist sports icon Billie Jean King is at it again, oblivious to economics and banging on about “equal pay” for female tennis players. →

The Transgender Mirage Is Cracking

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American Thinker   by Brian C. Joondeph     For nearly a decade, Americans were told to deny what biology, common sense, and their own eyes made plain. →

Democrats In Disarray: The Cost Of Success

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American Thinker   by Robert Weissberg     Successful American political parties cannot offer narrowly crafted, closely argued programs. Moreover, unlike ideology-based →

The Red and the Green

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American Thinker   by Luis Gonzalez     Sun Tzu made an observation, some 2,500 years ago, that modern coalition politics seems to have taken to heart, though no one credits →

The Green Energy Paradox: Saving Nature by Destroying It

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American Thinker   by Mark Keenan     The environmental movement used to be about protecting nature: clean rivers, clean air, fewer toxic chemicals and less destruction of →

Communism’s Insidious Change of Priorities

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American Thinker   by E. Jeffrey Ludwig     Greek philosophy was defined by goals of life as communicated by Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle and, following them, by the Stoics →

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