The More They Said ‘Trust Us,’ the Less America Did
Photo Credit:Medical trust graphic montage chatgptBy Brian C. JoondephPublic confidence collapsed not because Americans asked too many questions, but because too many went unanswered.
Photo Credit:Medical trust graphic montage chatgptBy Brian C. JoondephPublic confidence collapsed not because Americans asked too many questions, but because too many went unanswered.
Photo Credit: American ThinkerBy Allan J. FeiferThat’s because socialism follows an inevitable trajectory. The real question is whether America can reject socialism before a bitter end comes our way.
Photo Credit:ChatGPT ChatGPT for American ThinkerBy Thom NickelsThe political consequences of the Asbury Revival will still be felt for years to come.
Photo Credit: David RobertsBy Milli SandsNot only did he intentionally mock this solemn day, but he did so in a way that was historically and logically incoherent.
Photo Credit: AT via Magic StudioBy Richard KirkWe should resist the desire to forget the price paid for Dr. Fauci’s dream of creating novel vaccines for yet-to-appear superviruses.
Photo Credit: American ThinkerBy Lewis DovlandWhenever leftists say something is “for the kids,” you know that your constitutional rights are under attack.
Photo Credit: Clarice FBy Clarice Feldman It seems that we are paying super-woke people to denigrate our history and culture, and because of the way in which the governance of this…
Photo Credit: American ThinkerBy John Dale DunnIn his three most recent books, Saad takes aim at the fashionable ideas undermining reason, merit, happiness, and the West’s instinct for survival.
Photo Credit: MAINEiac4434By Stuart CrequeThe meteoric rise and torturous fall of Graham Platner in Democratic Party politics may seem perplexing.
Photo Credit:Francis Orpen Morris, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons Public DomainBy Lars MøllerBritish conservatism in the shadow of Blair’s revolution: the enduring witness of Sir Roger Scruton and The Salisbury…