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.
Hillary Clinton Could Turn The White House Into Another Slumber Party
Although the 2016 election is only just beginning, Hillary Clinton already looks to emulate the Roosevelts in her plans for the White House.
Hating Alexander Hamilton: An American Tradition
Dropping Alexander Hamilton from the ten-dollar bill is nothing new. Democrats have been trying to get rid of Hamilton for centuries.
Even If God Didn’t Give Us The Constitution We Should Act Like He Did
I don’t have high hopes for a Cruz administration. But mocking him for restating traditional American values about faith and the Constitution is bizarre.
Republicans Should Stop Promoting ‘Laboratories of Democracy’
Supreme Court Justice Louis Brandeis coined the phrase ‘laboratories of democracy’ to describe the ideal preface to complete central planning.
The Three Best and Three Worst Policy Developments of 2014
Now it’s time for a look back at 2014 to see what policy is worth celebrating and what are reasons for despair.
The New Republic Can’t Help Its Progressive, Control-Freak Tendencies
What has happened at The New Republic is happening in progressivism itself. The more progressivism advances, the more its illiberal postulates are revealed.
Conservatism And Liberalism: Two Dead Men Walking
Confidence in liberalism is foundering without any corresponding revival in support for conservatism.
Presidential Battleground States: A History
A short history of presidential elections, from Andrew Jackson to Barack Obama.
12 Things You Need To Know About Government Unions
The recent Supreme Court decision in Harris v. Quinn has shifted unions and forced unionism across the country.
Do Doodles Tell Us Anything About A President?
Presidents are probably subjected to more tediously delivered information than anyone in the country, so it’s no surprise that many of them were doodlers.
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