The Intolerance Wars
Forget the Hunger Games. Welcome to the Intolerance Wars. Every day, it seems, someone tries to silence someone else in the name of some higher… Read More
Direct Democracy: A Progressive Legacy
Elections matter, but, because of Progressive reforms, less than they should. As we enter the second century of Progressivism, it’s easy to point to the… Read More
Look to Hoover to Defeat Progressivism
With Obamacare, Dodd–Frank, and other progressive policies, it is clear that liberals have gone too far. Nearly 80 years ago, liberalism was undoubtedly more popular,… Read More
Will Obamacare Bring Down Progressivism?
The implosion of Obamacare indicts not just the law itself, but the whole edifice of progressivism—a philosophy rooted in the belief that government, supposedly administered… Read More
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Isolating the Problem at the United Nations
Look how far Progressivism has come: As he prepared to lead the United States into World War I (less than a year after being re-elected… Read More
Forging the Correct Foreign Policy
As the United States considered intervention in Syria recently, a number of presidents and policy experts weighed in. Not simply on whether intervention would be… Read More
Does Your Religion Define How You Think About Economics?
The authors of a new Brookings Institution survey believe the American Dream is dead—or at least in trouble. And who’s to blame? Religious conservatives. Progressives,… Read More
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Uniting Around the Constitution
Budget cutters, cultural conservatives, and national defense hawks ought to be able to rally around a common standard. But what is that standard? In order… Read More
Morning Bell: Political Convention Drama Begins
This week’s Republican National Convention is already experiencing its own drama thanks to Tropical Storm Isaac, which has postponed most of the events until tomorrow…. Read More
Springsteen’s Ode to Conservative Values?
From “Born to Run” to “Born in the USA,” “Darkness on the Edge of Town” to “Human Touch,” Bruce Springsteen has brought his brand of… Read More
