The 2020 Election Aftermath Is Not At All Unprecedented In U.S. History
The aftermath of the 2020 election finds the nation unsettled, with legitimate concerns about election fraud overshadowed by the capitol riot and kooky conspiracy theories.
President Trump’s 1776 Commission Plans To Unite Americans In ‘A Rediscovery Of A Shared Identity’
The ‘1776 principles have led to a tremendously successful country and overcome great national trials,’ Rollins noted. They ‘helped make us more peaceful, more just and more prosperous.’
Today Is The 400th Anniversary Of The Pilgrims’ Plymouth Rock Landing. Read De Tocqueville’s Enduring Insights Here
‘Here is a stone which the feet of a few outcasts pressed for an instant, and this stone becomes famous; it is treasured by a great nation.’
We Took The Time The Washington Post Didn’t To Name American Hero William Henry Palat
As fewer of the veterans of The Second World War still remain with us, we must work even harder to remember their sacrifices.
Erasing The Cleveland Indians Erases American History
There is nothing offensive about a baseball team being named the Indians, and by erasing it we lose more than just a name.
No, The Pilgrims Didn’t Desecrate Native American Graves, And Other Myths You Shouldn’t Believe
Revisionist histories are nearly always written (or posted to the internet) with an agenda in mind — it’s no different for the Pilgrims and Thanksgiving.
How The Bible Inspired The American Founding From The Beginning
The depth and durability of the 400-year-old biblical roots among most Americans have been consistent with the separation of religion and state, but not the separation of religion and society.
‘They Sailed Up Out Of The Infinite’: An Introduction To The 1620 Project
The 1620 Project is about understanding how these characteristics are essential to understanding the American founding, and how they provided the basis for so much of what makes this nation great.
How The Mayflower Compact Changed History Forever 400 Years Ago
The Mayflower Compact serves as a model for all that was to come: free people uniting under God, creating institutions by which they would rule themselves.
Leftist Propaganda Resurfaces In Smithsonian’s Inaccurate ‘American History’ Display On Feminism
Especially given the amount of federal taxpayer dollars at work, the American people deserve accuracy and impartial non-bias from Smithsonian museums.
Media: U.S. Public Schools Teaching Patriotism Would Be Tyrannical And Racist
You can’t make this stuff up. Now loving your country despite her many sins, and not wanting taxpayer dollars to teach kids to hate their country, is ‘what dictators do.’
How Calvin Coolidge Defended The Constitution Amid Riots, Pandemic, And War
If we want to see the Constitution and the form of government it created survive, we must recognize that citizenship requires more than voting.
‘Lincoln And The American Founding’ Rebukes Those Who Call The Founders Racists
Lucas Morel’s ‘Lincoln and the American Founding’ is a timely reminder of how our constitutional governance is incompatible with slavery and a rebuke to those who say our founding ideals are irredeemably racist.
U.S. Territories, Not States, Bear The Scars Of World War II
Seventy-five years since the end of WWII, U.S. territories and our allies in the Pacific remain a priority for the United States and for President Trump.
Why The Leftist Mob Won’t Bash Kamala Harris For Picking ‘Pioneer’ As Her Secret Service Codename
Kamala Harris is probably glad people voting for her based on her ancestry and sex won’t care about this because identity politics trumps all to the left.
Civil Rights Leader Lynda Lowery Reminds Us Why It’s Wrong To Erase History
Lowery says changing the name of the Edmund Pettus bridge, even to honor the late Rep. John Lewis, would be ‘a whitewash of our history.’
8 Big Takedowns Of The 1619 Project For Its One-Year Anniversary
The Times’ supposition that America was racist at its core follows radical abolitionists rather than thinkers like Frederick Douglass who claimed the Constitution is an anti-slavery document.
75 Years Later, It’s Clear Truman Was Right To Drop The Atomic Bomb
Ultimately, the decision to use atomic weapons against Japan hastened the end to World War II, halted further Soviet aggression, and saved millions of lives.
The Story Of How Samuel Colt Made Men Equal
Jim Rasenberger’s biography of Samuel Colt, ‘Revolver,’ has lots of interesting details about the colorful inventor of the six-shooter but unfairly faults Colt for sins against present-day leftist orthodoxy.
How Public Schools Paved The Way For Americans To Believe The 1619 Project
In many ways, the adoption of the 1619 Project doesn’t essentially change American history for most students. It still relies on the same methods of history instruction.