In Democratic Socialism Speech, Bernie Sanders Predictably Lies About The Economy
Bernie Sanders delivered a speech at George Washington University that insisted ‘democratic socialism’ is the only way to defeat oligarchy.
Court-Packing Is Democrats’ Most Dangerous Attack On The Republic
Prior court-packing shows the practice can have disastrous, perhaps unforeseen results, and poses potential threats to our civil liberties.
Your Good Intentions Are Worthless If Your Ideas Hurt People
Too many people ignore that, throughout history, well-intended ideas have often spelled disaster when put into practice.
I Like Smoking, And All The Regulations In The World Won’t Make Me Stop
Smokers are the worst pariahs in American society. But we aren’t going anywhere and we want better options.
Why This Year’s Midterms Are Key For Trump’s Success And Republicans’ Future
It is no exaggeration to predict that the Republican Party could become extinct if it loses both houses of Congress, and will be creaking on its legs if only the House is lost.
In Trump Travel Ban Case, Supreme Court Overturns Korematsu Decision Affirming FDR’S Japanese Internment Camps
The Supreme Court officially overturned a 1944 case affirming the right of then-President Franklin Roosevelt to forcibly relocate American citizens of Japanese descent to government-run internment camps.
How The New Deal Corrupted Government And Eroded Constitutional Checks And Balances
The New Deal led to the rise of the administrative state, to which Congress frequently delegates its regulatory power.
Why Progressives Declared The Founding Fathers Irrelevant
Progressive thinkers rejected many of the ideas upon which the U.S. Constitution was based. They declared the Founding Fathers irrelevant and natural law dead.
History Can’t Be Rewritten To Defend FDR’s Behavior At Yalta
David Woolner’s book, ‘The Last 100 Days: FDR at War and Peace,’ makes some highly disputable claims about FDR’s handing of the Yalta Conference in 1945 in order to make the dying president’s statecraft look more competent.
How Do Reagan, FDR, And Modern Conservatives View ‘The Forgotten Man’?
Henry Olsen discussed how Ronald Reagan thought the government should help those in economical need on this episode of Federalist Radio.
Why ‘Net Neutrality’ Is Nothing More Than Corporate Power Grab
Giving the federal government control of the Internet wouldn’t bring greater freedom—it would enable bureaucrats and lobbyists to run the show.
Trump Is America’s First Social Media President. That’s Not A Good Thing
Social media can accomplish great things. It can also be a sewer pit of self-absorption and thoughtless anger. Trump has to learn to tell the difference.
Here’s The Real Reason Donald Trump Can Never Be A Great President
Our greatest presidents drank—some responsibly, others to hooch-happy excess. The effects of alcohol seem to have enhanced their statesmanship.
Ted Cruz Is Right: You Don’t Have A Right To Health Care
Progressives keep using the language of ‘rights’ to excuse and facilitate their agenda. But the word doesn’t mean what they think it means.
For Conservatives, Donald Trump Shifts The Window Of What’s Possible
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.
This Is The Least Important Election Of Our Lifetimes
A presidential election holds serious consequences. But if the republic can’t survive one bad executive, then it’s already dead.
How Racism And Nativism Enabled The New Deal
A new book romanticizes the New Deal, but fails to grasp how such a liberal watershed doubled down on Jim Crow and anti-immigrant sentiment.
The Uncanny Parallels Between Donald Trump And FDR
The New Deal’s executor held many positions similar to those of to one Donald J. Trump.
The Federalist Radio Hour Talks Biographies: Reagan, Hitler, And FDR
Craig Shirley is an author, historian and biographer who has written four books on President Ronald Reagan. His latest book, Last Act, describes Reagan’s life post-presidency and the legacy that emerged in his final years.
A Friendly Suggestion For The Democratic Party
In order to comply with the cultural standards of today, the Democratic Party must change its name or else be tainted by its oppressive historical baggage.
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