Oliver Stone and the Left Cannot See a Cup Half Full

One simple error in perspective has been the cause of incalculable human suffering from the beginning of time.

Oliver Stone and the Left Cannot See a Cup Half Full

Editor’s Note: David Horowitz had a debate with Oliver Stone several years ago in National Scholastic Magazine. Here’s his piece of the debate.
One of the principal sources of human misery is a tendency that exists in all of us to take for granted what we are given, and fail to appreciate what we have. [...]

Progressives and Conservatives

A guide.

My Visit to UNC

The campus police came in force to my lecture at the University of North Carolina but the radicals whom they were there to keep from disrupting the event did not. The reason was obvious. When the SDS and the other fascist groups which infest this campus as they do every other [...]

How Bad Is the Indoctrination in our Colleges?

Inside a classroom at the University of Massachusetts.

Fascists in North Carolina

These are “fascists”? If you want to see fascists go to a college campus when a conservative tries to give a speech.

I’m sitting in a hotel room in Raleigh-Durham after an unpleasant cross country American Airlines flight which was delayed two hours on the tarmac in Dallas for what was described as [...]

A Soundbite (on Howard Zinn) Heard Round the World

I knew when I responded to an NPR request for a comment on the late, unlamented Howard Zinn that I was asking for trouble — from the anti-American, Marxoid, neo-Communist left.  But I did it anyway because Howard Zinn’s life was so dedicated to evil and specifically to the support of mass murderers and self-declared [...]

A Soundbite (on Howard Zinn) Heard Round the World

One critical voice unleashes the Left’s totalitarian attack dogs.

The Closing of the Liberal Mind

The New Republic unleashes a vapid, mean-spirited, and indefensible attack on one of the most important intellectual figures of our time.

The Closing of the Liberal Mind: TNR Attacks Thomas Sowell

Despite the fact that in an act of petty malice and politically-motivated spite,  Leon Wieseltier has banned me (or mention of my work) from The New Republic for twenty-five years, I have always regarded the literary pages that he edits as the best “back of the book” section in the opinion magazine business. No more.
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