The Democratic Party’s Fault Lines Are Immigration And Identity Politics
The left is divided on issues of identity and security. Republicans should realize that there’s an opportunity to appeal to the alienated working class.
Revisiting DS9:1, Ep. 8: Star Trek’s Dueling Notions Of Justice
Despite the generally all-encompassing lawlessness of Star Trek, two competing notions of justice take hold in ‘Deep Space Nine.’
Americans Should Learn, Fast, From Europe’s Lawless Streets And Prisons
Amsterdam is one of the most liberal cities in the West, with open and free drug laws and red-light districts. That has resulted in the city becoming a den of chaos.
Former Lobbyist Turned Inmate Is Now Fighting For Criminal Justice Reform
Ring is the president of Families Against Mandatory Minimums, and he’s making the case for prosecutorial discretion for defendants like Matthew Charles.
How Expecting Police To Be All Things To All People Can Fuel Violence
We need police to be skilled, involved in their communities, and ‘smart on crime.’ But we especially need them to know when to be one and not the other.
Trump Picks Tea Party Targets, Popular Policy In Joking Promise To ‘Destroy’ Lawmaker’s Career
Possible allies and popular issues are always potential targets of Trump’s shoot-from-the-hip style.
‘Law And Order’ Won’t Save The Republican Party
The left has constructed a false narrative about racist cops, but the Republican Party is building a false narrative about crime.
Mandatory Masks Aren’t About Safety, They’re About Social ControlTo those looking to benefit politically from emergenciecontinue reading >- It’s Time To Stop Pretending Twitter Is NeutralIf Twitter wants to editorialize and 'factcheck' Presidcontinue reading >
- Media’s Unpunished Lies Hurt The Nation Far Worse Than Trump’s Indefensible TweetsThe grim joke of the 20th century was that one death iscontinue reading >
