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Donald Trump does politics as battle, and Niccolo Machiavelli, that cynical student of human nature, would definitely have approved.
Barack Obama continues to advocate for censorship, showing utter concept for freedom of speech – or freedom of anything else.
Interview with R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr., founder and publisher of The American Spectator, who remembers the Reagan, Bush and Clinton years.
The opening gambits by Israel against Iran over its nuclear development program are an extension of the Begin Doctrine from 1981.
Trump has correctly created the controversy that will settle the question of birthright citizenship as applied to illegal immigrants.
The so-called Second Intifada consists of seemingly random acts of sabotage and murder, that have more in common with Nazism than liberty.
Rebutting a libertarian argument against tariffs, by examining critically the central, flawed assumption of universal goodwill.
Neo-cons, or neoconservatives, hate Trump because he is against the endless wars they desire to make, especially in the Middle East.
The Louisiana Purchase went through because Thomas Jefferson did a pragmatic thing, not amending the Constitution as perhaps required.
Examining the career and origins of Harry S. Truman for clues to where Donald J. Trump got his attitudes – and political and other skills
