Category: Reflections

Last year marked the consolidation of what has been a bipartisan consensus in the Imperial City in favor of big government and all its expenses …

As I write, Samuel Alito appears to be on his way to confirmation to the U.S. Supreme Court. It is instructive to dissect the liberal …

After returning from Paris, where I spent the weekend of November 4-6, I was frequently asked about the suburban “riots” there. In truth, I knew …

FrontPage Magazine has published an interesting interview with Phyllis Chesler, who has been a major force in pushing the gender feminist (GF) agenda for decades …

Libertarianism may not be setting the world of electoral politics alight, but it continues to be the source of tremendous intellectual vitality – a fact …

About a month ago, I took up a new habit: smoking. I don’t like it – as a matter of fact, I hate it – …

My uncle, W. Cleon Skousen, died on Jan. 9, 2006, at the age of 92. He influenced millions of lives, especially out West, as a …

I regularly get our so-called”alternative newspaper” although it’s really neither; it’s more like a “yuppie infotainment events calendar.” I remember not too long ago when …

On Dec. 5, three Democratic representatives wrote a letter supporting the importation and domestic sale of drugs manufactured under “compulsory license.” Compulsory license is a …

As this issue goes to press, Sam Alito is being questioned by the Senate judiciary committee. Predictably, several senators have asked for the nominee’s thoughts …