How The Progressive Era Shaped The Congress We Know Today
Professor Kevin Portteus explains how the progressives in Congress during the ‘Progressive Era’ significantly reformed the wielding of power in the House of Representatives.
Two Ways The Right Can Wrestle Big Government Down To Size
We must create visionary programs of our own, and they must center around slashing the bloated administrative and regulatory state bankrupting our country.
The Progressive Movement Rejected The Founders’ Model For Lawmaking
Progressives rejected the natural law and natural rights arguments of the Declaration of Independence, and believed they were outdated for the needs of modern society.
How Progressives Changed The Way We View Our Rights And The Constitution
Progressives like Woodrow Wilson and Theodore Roosevelt expanded the role of government to a degree that shrunk the rights of American citizens.
Blame The Left For The Rise Of Moralizing In America
Progressives and social justice warriors today are in the business of moralizing, which isn’t the same thing as being moral.
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.
What The Origins Of Memorial Day Can Teach Americans About Getting Along
For many Americans, Memorial Day is nothing more than a cookout. But it began as a way to honor those who died in the Civil War, and heal a broken country.
How America’s Reasons For Entering World War I Resonate Today
On the centennial of America’s entry into World War I, the reasons we went to war hold an eerie resemblance to issues facing our country today.
If Hillary’s Health Makes Her Like President Wilson, We’re In Big Trouble
There are a number of eerie parallels between the health of Hillary Clinton and that of another progressive political figure, President Woodrow Wilson.
The Rise Of Progressivism And Administrative Agency In American History
Ronald J. Pestritto, dean of the graduate school of statesmanship at Hillsdale College, joined The Federalist Radio Hour to discuss Read Full Article >
Government Shouldn’t Run Like A Business
Government isn’t meant to be active and efficient. It’s meant to secure our rights.
Princeton Students Are Right: Woodrow Wilson Was The Worst
There are many insane things happening on college campuses these days, but shaming Woodrow Wilson is not one of them.
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.
If Democrats Don’t Have Jefferson and Jackson, Who’s Left?
If Jefferson and Jackson aren’t good enough for Democrats, who else could possibly make the cut?
The Courage Of Kissinger’s Contradictions
‘World Order’ reflects badly on Henry Kissinger and on the establishment that celebrates him.
The Federalist and The Promise of American Life
A regime that seeks “equality for all and special favors for none” may leave many challenges, but America is up to them.
Here’s The State Of The State Of The Union Address
The spectacle that is State of the Union address is a relatively modern invention of the television era. President Obama should pare it down.
Obama’s Pending Immigration Executive Orders Will Betray Progressives
President Obama versus Woodrow Wilson on the democratic process, executive orders, and overreach.
Choosing A Responsible President
One of the lessons of tomorrow’s election is not to try to select a president who has enjoyed a mistake-free life.
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.
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