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Government Funds Bring Corruption to Mayberry 0
- Culture
- October 3, 2019
Front Royal, Virginia, is just 70 miles from Washington, D.C., by road but a million miles away by culture. One resident described the town, which bills itself as “the northern gateway way to the Shenandoah Valley,” as “sort of like Mayberry.” This author, having visited the city many times, can confirm that description. Federal, state,
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How Romanticism Encouraged the Decline of Marriage 0
- Culture
- October 3, 2019
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Climate Protest Goes Sadly Awry 0
- Economics
- October 3, 2019
It takes skill to be a professional activist. You have to be creative. Impactful. Memorable. Professional activists must constantly think of new and interesting ways to stick it to man in order to create public awareness about the problems they care about most. Strangely enough, this often means throwing staining substances on people. One example of this is PETA flour bombing on celebrities who wear fur. Another
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There’s Nothing Fake About the Dangers of Transgender Medications 1
- Culture
- October 2, 2019
A terrifying story about drugs for transgender children has been making the rounds in the past few days. Originating in LifeSiteNews, it claimed that Lupron, a puberty-blocking drug used in treating transgender children, has been associated with 6,000 deaths. It spread like wildfire across conservative sites. However, it was quickly debunked as “a viral fake news
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How the War on Meat Threatens Your Health and Freedom 0
- Culture
- October 2, 2019
Senator Kamala Harris from California is one of the Democratic authoritarians running for president. In his recent essay “Kamala Harris and the Cult of the Presidency,” Tyler Curtis documents alarming executive actions Harris promises to take if elected president. In September, at a CNN town hall on climate change, Harris was asked this question: “Would
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The Electoral College Will Never Make Everyone Happy 0
- International
- October 2, 2019
With the presidential election looming, worried observers of politics have already asked whether the Electoral College will again deliver a victory to the candidate with less than a majority of the popular vote. This has happened in two of the last five presidential elections. Critics like Vox’s Ezra Klein contend that this phenomenon is not
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