Daniel Oliver is chairman of the board of the Education and Research Institute and a director of Pacific Research Institute for Public Policy in San Francisco. In addition to serving as chairman of the Federal Trade Commission under President Reagan, he was executive editor and subsequently chairman of the board of William F. Buckley Jr.’s National Review. Email Daniel Oliver at [email protected]
The Trump administration has to decide whether now is a good time to do battle with the LGBT lobby over transgender people serving in the military.
The latest salvo in the Russia Collusion Saga comes not from Robert Mueller’s indictment of 13 Russians, but from Obama loyalist John Brennan.
St. Sebastian’s mission is probably radically different from that of every public school in the country, as well as most private schools.
You’ve got a winner of a school for your son. There hasn’t been a sexual molestation scandal there for several years, making it a good time to dissolve the gender binary.
If Trump wants to reduce the corporate income tax, he should cut at least some of the $147 billion the government spends on research grants.
President Trump must manage several crises if he is to make America great again. One of the most important: taming so-called independent regulatory agencies.
He may not be a conservative, but he is a maverick—and he’s not afraid to destroy the New Deal’s progressive, regulatory legacy.
The soft socialism of Hillary Clinton tends to grow up into the rabid Cold War socialism of Russia and Eastern Europe, and China.
We need to behave like adults and ask ourselves which of the two — and only two — candidates on offer would we rather have as president.
The trans bathroom bills are flooding us because we’ve destroyed the truth that people should be free to choose with whom to associate.
Drew Barrymore may have the money to dissolve her family repeatedly. The rest of society does not.
The left-wing media’s attack on Donald Trump is also an attack on anyone who doesn’t hew the progressive line.
What was really going on at Harvard was not about the seal or even about money. The whole seal business was really about identity politics.
We must be of good cheer. We are not yet old and fragile. Constitutional governance is, Justice Scalia himself said, ‘worth fighting for, win or lose.’
A man who gives you an opportunity to rethink bad ideas isn’t necessarily a good candidate for president.
Republicans should be brave and see a Donald Trump nomination as an opportunity, not a disaster; as a crisis that should be managed, not wasted.
What do you get when you cross Bill Buckley and Stan Evans? The conservative movement.
Will The Washington Post investigate how a woman with a drinking problem and a steady male companion got to be an Episcopal bishop?
It’s time for Republicans to channel their inner Jafar and get sneaky about Democrat attempts to buy votes through never-ending college subsidies.
Secretary of State John Kerry decides he must pander to transsexuals. All two of them at the State Department.
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