Peter Collier’s fascinating biography of Jeane Kirkpatrick brings to life an American patriot’s staunch defense of political freedom.
A Fresh View of Cold-War America
April 23, 2010 By 29 Comments
A young historian dares to challenge the accepted left-wing interpretation of our battle with the Evil Empire.
Fellow Travelers of our Enemies Then and Now
April 22, 2010 By Leave a Comment
In a previous post I mentioned Jennifer Delton’s summary of the prevailing view of professors dealing with the Cold War who teach that America was the villain. Sympathy for our enemies is the standard progressive posture — which is why they get so hysterical whenever the word “patriotism” is mentioned. Delton’s article is in fact [...]
David Horowitz and Whittaker Chambers: Declarations of War Against a Marxist America
March 25, 2010 By Leave a Comment
The moment Congress voted for the Nationalization of American HealthCare, David Horowitz sat at his computer and declared war:
“The President was right about one thing. The vote on ObamaCare tonight was a historic one. The Democratic Party has in the course of the nine-month health care debate revealed itself to be an anti-democratic Party and [...]
Gandhi vs Limbaugh: Spot the Real Racist
Rush Limbaugh sleeps with naked teenaged girls, is obsessed with enemas, and once stated that blacks “pass their lives in indolence and nakedness.”
Wait. Did I say Rush Limbaugh? I meant Gandhi.
Reading “The Gandhi Nobody Knows” was a major milestone on my journey out of the Left. Richard Grenier’s seminal 1983 Commentary article inspired me to [...]
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