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I Said It Before and I’ll Say It Again
By Leona Salazar Leave a Comment
In 2011, I wrote a column entitled “Let’s Ban Another ‘N’ Word” because I was sick and tired of people using references to Hitler and his Nazi regime to label and describe people and their actions with whom they disagree. I’m talking about people and their actions here in the… CONTINUE
Krauthammer’s Legacy Deserves More Than Just Remembrance
Last week was the one-year anniversary of the passing of conservative commentator, Charles Krauthammer. To mark the occasion, several of Krauthammer’s former colleagues and conservative media figures paid homage to his memory, both on-air and online. The sentiment was good, thoughtful, and certainly deserved. Those who’ve followed my work for… CONTINUE
Progressives Embrace the Legacy of General George S. Patton
By Janean Laidlaw Leave a Comment
CBS Broadcasting’s resident curmudgeon Andy Rooney once observed: “I hate to say it, but I had a great time in World War II.” No matter what all the Miss America contestants burble regarding their lofty goals for eternal World Peace, it may be that the average person longs – consciously… CONTINUE
Clarity About Nationalism
By Dennis Prager Leave a Comment
In order to make arguments for nationalism, we have to define it. The first definition in Merriam-Webster is “loyalty and devotion to a nation.” But in a second paragraph, it adds, “especially: a sense of national consciousness exalting one nation above all others and placing primary emphasis on promotion of… CONTINUE
Party Time
By Bill O'Reilly Leave a Comment
The Democratic Party will be on vivid display this week in Miami. Two debates over two nights featuring twenty candidates for president and five moderators. Lots of folks bloviating with one common theme: Donald Trump is Satan. NBC News is sponsoring the debate, and it should be quite a shootout. I say… CONTINUE
Did Your Child Return From College a Better Person?
By Dennis Prager Leave a Comment
When assessing America’s or any of the Western world’s universities — wondering whether you should send your child to one; whether you should pay for a child to attend one; whether you should go into great debt to attend one; whether you should donate money to one; and related questions… CONTINUE
Sins of the Past
By Bill O'Reilly Leave a Comment
This week a House subcommittee holds a hearing on reparations for slavery. The issue is a far left favorite because it does a number of things. It reinforces the radical belief that the United States was founded by racist white men who installed a system whereby white guys would run… CONTINUE
The Polls Are Likely Right; The Conclusions? Not So Much
The hashtag “#Trump41” has been trending on social media over the past day, and it’s not because people are confused about where President Trump falls on the chronological list of American presidents. The reference is to a new Quinnipiac poll showing that President Trump is being beaten quite handily by… CONTINUE