Roger Simon on conservatives in Hollywood, Barbra Streisand, and hanging out with a Sandinista.
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Allan Carlson on public schools, androgyny, individualism, and the purpose of marriage. Helen Smith on sexism, misandry, and the tendency to see men only at the uppermost echelons of society. Charles Murray on college education, certification tests, the education of the gifted, and his new book, Real Eduation: Four Simple Truths for Bringing America's Schools Back to Reality. Dinesh D’Souza on atheism, his debate with Christopher Hitchens, and his book What’s So Great About Christianity. David Yezzi on poetry and his latest collection, Azores. If we could only evolve to the point in which a large plurality of Caucasians ceased in depicting their peers as racists — which then wrongly convinces millions of “people of color” that their worst fears may be true — then we probably would all get along. Should fascism come it will arrive with a happy face and a smile, as our Nanny Staters will trample any person or family who gets in the way of their keeping us all safe. A review of Jonah Goldberg's Liberal Fascism: The Secret History of the American Left, From Mussolini to the Politics of Meaning. Let’s let young Americans skip out on rocking the vote this year so they can get back to what they do best: drinking heavily, hooking up, blogging their social lives on myspace.com, and sleeping in. Steve Moxon on sex differences, the male dominance hierarchy, feminism, the pay gap, and his new book The Woman Racket. In tearing down all of our customs and traditional institutions in favor of more freedom, we are actually making ourselves less resilient, and our rates of anxiety and depression are soaring. An interview with the author of A Brief History of Anxiety [Yours and Mine]. In my view, neither hedonism nor slavery are acceptable lifestyle choices, but certainly the former is preferable to the latter. A response to Kay Hymowitz. Normal people don’t fathom the ubiquitous evil of political correctness until their own tongues get sliced off by the teeth of its adversarial chainsaw. Terry Real tells men, "You can be right or you can be married; what’s more important to you?" A review of The New Rules of Marriage. Kieran Michael Lalor is an Iraq war veteran running for Congress in New York's 19th Congressional District. Here are his thoughts on the 2008 elections, illegal immigration, the Libertarian Party, and the legacy of George W. Bush. Humberto Fontova on the Cuban Revolution, post-Castro Cuba, and the coolness of Che Guevara. Ann Coulter may be the most important conservative in America. A review of If Democrats Had Any Brains, They'd Be Republicans. Since the assassination of John F. Kennedy, many leftists have adopted the view that America — by virtue of its historical crimes — is a land and country in need of punishment. A review of James Piereson's Camelot and the Cultural Revolution: How the Assassination of John F. Kennedy Shattered American Liberalism. Dinesh D'Souza argues that reason, science, and history — the intellectual tools acclaimed by atheists — support the existence of God along with the greatness of Christianity. A review of What’s So Great About Christianity. The notion that men are shallow, irrational protoplasm is too enticing a precept to forsake. In his new book, Charlie LeDuff purports to outline the pathological nature of males. A review of US Guys. According to Edward Klein, the real Katie Couric is aggressive, dominant, manipulative, charming, calculating, obsessed with money, vindictive, egotistical, narcissistic, and fiercely competitive. A review of Katie: The Real Story. Rowan Scarborough on the politicization of the CIA. Meet John Bootie, self-described “Ultra Conservative Reaganite.” Roman Genn on being a cartoonist, creating art, and the former Soviet Union. |
 
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