Month: July 2006

It's a scenario that doesn't come around all that often in our ossified party system, but down here in Texas we're in the strange situation […]

Before a standing army can rule, the people must be disarmed; as they are in almost every kingdom in Europe. The supreme power in America […]

In all the furor over President Bush's veto of the stem cell research funding bill, an important vote in the House of Representatives on Tuesday […]

Our favorite French pundit Dissident Frogman has a ripping new piece on his bilingual blog excoriating French parliament member Jacques Myard for his recent statements […]

The cool thing about the immigration debate is that it never goes away. I started writing on the topic a year ago, firmly convinced that […]

The recent news has been full of both accidents and terrorist acts which we ought to be taking as a sign, as a big finger […]

In the continuing saga of failure, crime and corruption which is the United Nations, nothing is a better example of how far the organization has […]

In the Concord Hymn, Emerson wrote a moving and effective memorial for the citizen militia who a generation or so before had defended the North […]