American Thinker

Guess what the silver bullet to all our problems is.

The best solution that President Trump could offer for the nation during his second term is to cut the bureaucracy, and not with a scalpel.  

There's more to this issue than just "drill, baby, drill."

Three weeks ago, I was struck with an intensely painful, and briefly highly dangerous, MSSA staph infection.  The experience, plus time on my hands recuperating, has given me a personal appreciation of the coming nightmare of universal healthcare.

We like to think of military officers as political eunuchs, but that fairy tale is a smug myth.

For the past several years, most of us who have been following the seditious Deep State activities against President Trump and many of his close associates have been eagerly awaiting a reckoning.

The effects of health insurance reform could extend well beyond benefits to the health care market. 

A fascinating brief history of the two parties and their fortunes, and a reminder that today’s apparent trend-lines are not forever.

The media have been working overtime to convince the American public that there was absolutely nothing wrong here.

The State Department hacks fail to lay a glove on the President. 

Democrats’ failure to demonstrate any connection between their verbal assaults and verifiable fact is telling.

We sure dodged a bullet...

Has the law, the government, and the press turned a blind eye to Epstein’s activities? 

There’s a spirit and power in American ideals that cannot long be mocked by men and women, no matter how credentialed or clever they might be. 

If the Resistance wins, the future of America comes down to a stark choice in 2020.

Lt. Miroslav “Steve” Zilberman, one of the bravest, who has gone ahead.

One great mark of maturity is waking up one day and realizing that your parents, in many ways, were right all along, or at least excusable.

Is Alexandra Chalupa the missing link between Obama, Hillary, and Ukraine? 

Fordham's instincts were well founded in repelling Students for Justice in Palestine from its campus. A judge disagreed.

Over the past half-century, fiscal rules in the United States have failed to constrain debt, allowing debt to grow at an unsustainable rate.

Can a modern liberal have a moral compass? The answer is both "yes" and "no." It depends on what you think a moral compass is.

Their essays are so bad that they are good.

What comes of shaming men for every little thing they take part in.

Young people are extremely aware of and fed up with Hollywood's obsession with cramming SJW and LGBT down their throats.

Not too long ago, ambitious journalists prided themselves on gathering information, and their editors prided themselves on publishing it. Then progressives started changing things.