Can Taxes Ever Be Fair? See The Confederate Lawyer
– October 21, 2008Canada had a national election on October 14.
Mark Wegierski analyzes the results in Canadian Federal Election Leaves Social Liberalism Unchallenged.
– October 17, 2008See Allan Brownfeld's latest column, Re-examining Booker T. Washington: Black America’s Prophetic Leader
– October 14, 2008A court case makes it possible for children to divorce their parents. What's next? Sam Francis elaborates in A Child’s Garden of Lawsuits.
– October 9, 2008With Canadian elections just days away, Mark Wegierski of Toronto presents a quick history of political parties in Canada in his latest View from the North column.
– October 7, 2008Milton Friedman was one of the 20th century's most influential advocates of freedom. Why are some University of Chicago faculty embarrassed at the idea of an institute in his honor? See Allan Brownfeld's latest column.
– October 2, 2008Will the Conservatives or Liberals prevail in the upcoming national elections in Canada on October 14? Mark Wegierski discusses the prospects in Northern Rumbles: A Canadian Federal Election Begins
– September 30, 2008Even cold-blooded murder can be politically correct, especially if the victim is a cop. See Allan Brownfeld’s latest column, Murdered by Mumia: The Elite’s Crusade on Behalf of a Convicted Cop-Killer.
– September 25, 2008Militant atheism is driven by furious hostility, to religious tradition. Joe Sobran elaborates in Sins of Organized Irreligion.
– September 23, 2008Paul Gottfried writes that except for isolated pockets of
trial lawyers, it is hard to find anyone who has resonated to Biden. See: Joe Biden: A Dubious Choice.
– September 18, 2008Fallacies of an IQ critic are unraveled in Kevin Lamb's latest column, Intelligence Testing Revisited.
– September 16, 2008The tragic killings at Columbine High School became a bottomless bonanza for pet causes of liberalism according to a classic column — Littleton Killings Unleashed Foes of Religion by Samuel Francis.
– September 11, 2008The Reconstruction Acts of 1867-68 established military power to conduct rigged elections with neither black nor white voters having any real electoral power according to Charles Mills' latest column, Reconstruction Sowed Seeds of Corruption and Exploitation
– September 9, 2008Joe Sobran lists some of his pet peeves in his latest column, Annoying Words
– September 4, 2008Canadian journalist Mark Wegierski's View from the North column examines The Paleoconservative-Social Conservative Coalition in Canada.
– September 2, 2008More than 300 languages are spoken in America. How is this impacting our country? Sam Francis ponders this development in Language Anarchy Fractures National Bonds.
– August 28, 2008See Allan Brownfeld's latest column: What Would the Founding Fathers Think About the Explosive Growth of Government Power?
– August 26, 2008The pope was right about contraception and the sexual
revolution according to a new column by Joe Sobran: A Prophecy Fulfilled: The Wisdom of Humanae Vitae.
– August 21, 2008What should the military do to help our disabled war veterans? Charles Mills has some ideas. See, The Seamless Transition.
– August 19, 2008Read Paul Gottfried's article on Afro-Americans' forsaking the party of Lincoln in the on-line edition of THE RECORD, a daily newspaper in New Jersey.
Why do black Americans forsake the party of Lincoln? See Paul Gottfried's latest column, Black Republicans Face Rejection by Their Own Community.
– August 14, 2008See Allan Brownfeld's latest column, Subsidizing Ethanol: The Unintended Consequences of Market Interference,
– August 12, 2008Liberals adore Presidents Lincoln and Roosevelt, but perhaps President Bush should also be a liberal icon. See the Joe Sobran classic, President Katrina.
– August 7, 2008Canadian Mark Wegierski examines the downward spiral of society in The Crisis of Late Modernity in the West: A Précis.
– August 5, 2008Is our Christian heritage is being omitted by American historians? See Joseph R. McCarthy: Time for Truth by Charles G. Mills.
– July 31, 2008Were there really Communists in our government in the 1950s? See Truth and History by Mary Ann Kreitzer.
– July 29, 2008Why are neoconservatives praising certain presidential lies? See the Sobran classic, Apotheosis of the Lie
– July 24, 2008Conspicuous consumption, irresponsibility, and rapper role models in the inner city are discussed in Allan Brownfeld's Ghetto Mindset: Harmful to Urban Communities and America.
– July 22, 2008Should Christians apologize for the Crusades? Sam Francis doesn't think so. See the Sam Francis classic, Guilt Trip Over the Crusades.
– July 17, 2008Where might the internet be taking us? Mark Wegierski explores five areas that are potential hazards in Exploring the Social and Cultural Impact of the Internet: Five Visions.
– July 15, 2008See Mary Ann Kreitzer's FGF column on Oprah in the Philadelphia Bulletin.
Remember the flap over the National Security Agency tapping the phone calls of thousands of citizens? Why did no one object? See the Joe Sobran classic, Unknown Unknowns.
– July 10, 2008Leonard Bernstein is second-tier compared to Karl Böhm, an Austrian classical music conductor driven to perfection. See Kevin Lamb's Karl Böhm: The Underappreciated Maestro.
– July 8, 2008
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