American Thinker

The left's Nazi insults are yet another sign of sloppy, incoherent thinking.

What we are really doing, whether we know it or not, is buying time. Western civilization and its constituent nations are too far gone to be retrofitted; our internal enemies have seen to that.

If conservatism seeks to conserve anything, it is those things that have been settled for all time.

The Democrats are telling us to live with a lie and to believe the lie, for the lie is stronger than the truth.  

Democrats play with fire when they seek to punish Americans for supporting Trump.

It’s interesting to watch the Democrats constantly making historical analogies to Naziism because, at every attempt, they display their astounding ignorance of history. 

It’s a near certainty that the stock market has been artificially inflated to its current state.

In the waning days of President Donald Trump’s term, his administration took a series of actions that will act as shock absorbers for the economic havoc Biden’s climate policies would wreak.

The anger and frustration that the Republican base is feeling right now has been years in the making by the Democrats ongoing manipulation of voting laws and regulations culminating in the highly suspect 2020 election.

The Democrat bench at state and local levels cannot begin to compare with the Republican bench in terms of talent and meeting the practical concerns of the voters. 

When Republican leaders constantly countermand the voters of their own party, many voters would rather start from scratch than reward the people who seem to hate them most.

Millions of Republican activists in every state in the country are asking themselves, what can we do now? All of our political lives we put our faith in our elections.

The media hides it but, on January 6, there was a huge and peaceful rally on the Mall, and it had nothing to do with and did not contribute to events at the Capitol.

The computer in voting and in many areas of our lives is diluting the authority of the individual.

Consider the forgotten lessons of the (much distorted) colonial era, when European nations dominated and controlled much of the Muslim world.

If you’re wondering what the Biden administration will bring, the past year has been a preview of coming attractions.

From electoral fraud, to tech censorship, to China's inordinate influence, tyranny is an object in the rearview mirror that's closer than it appears.

How much of the past year was about the actual coronavirus rather than a political weapon to damage President Trump and remove him from office? The answer is obvious. 

There were a number of lessons to be learned from the DC events.  Has anyone taken them to heart?

But how chilling is Huxley’s prescience about propaganda ministers, news editors, and schoolteachers training generations of serfs?

Big Pharma comes out in support of Biden and against the American people. 

Why did Trump erase the chance for anyone, even opponents, to witness proof of the steal? 

While our ruling class executed ruling-class duties flawlessly last week, its leaders are not wise enough -- or powerful enough -- to cool their jets. 

Although events this past week did not appear to work out as we might have liked, appearances can be deceiving. 

There was no revolution. There was a call by the people for election integrity.