You may have seen or heard the new ads created by Americans for a Conservative Direction, seeking to persuade skeptical conservative and Republican voters to support “comprehensive immigration reform.” But the roots of this group are far from “conservative.”

The Facebook founder and 12 fellow tech-industry millionaires and billionaires have launched a new organization to promote the passage of “comprehensive immigration reform” in the United States.

An up-close look at the Islamic Society of Boston, where the Chechen terrorists who bombed the Marathon on April 15 occasionally attended worship services.

An overview of the “Curley Effect,” which accounts for the success of Democratic political leaders who adopt redistributive policies and class-warfare rhetoric to create a permanently dependent bloc of loyal voters.

Antonio Gramsci called for Communists to spread their ideology in a gradual, incremental, stealth manner, by infiltrating all existing societal institutions and embedding it, largely without being noticed, in the popular mind. This approach has been widely adopted by the modern American Left.

Rethinking Schools is an “education-reform” group that reveres Bill Ayers and views the classroom as a place where young left-wing activists can be cultivated via systematic indoctrination.

This past Tuesday, a key Obama campaign operative launched Battleground Texas, a group that seeks to transform the traditionally Republican Lone Star State into a Democratic stronghold, and thereby make it impossible for Republicans to ever again win a presidential election.

Samuel Betances’ revolting display at the USDA demonstrates that “diversity” and “sensitivity training” have nothing to do with “tolerance” or goodwill, but are euphemisms for socially acceptable racism against white Americans.

Deceptively describing itself as a “results-oriented organization” dedicated to “uniting Americans left, right and center,” the nonprofit group No Labels is a brainchild of the Left.