AMERICANTHINKER - Why voting is not a right but privilege
By Olivia Murray I have no qualms in saying that a person’s existence does not automatically entitle them to political participation.
By Olivia Murray I have no qualms in saying that a person’s existence does not automatically entitle them to political participation.
By Andrea Widburg The jihadists among us, taking a page from the successful radicals in the gay liberation movement, are no longer hiding their agenda.
By Silvio Canto, Jr. It’s likely that, even if he did take the Fifth, Fauci would be unable to explain the actual COVID science—because, for him, it was never really about science at all.
By Joseph Puder A horde of unassimilated Muslims might fulfill Adolf Hitler’s dream of ridding Europe of its Jews.
By Anna Miller Professors who supported campus encampments and defended disruptive anti-Israel activism continue to hold positions of authority over students.
By Julio Rivera Ordinary Americans have to stop thinking about cybersecurity as something reserved for IT departments or Fortune 500 companies.
By Howard Sachs The Democrat leaders of Maryland have done what they always do: channeled the child again.
By J.R. Dunn The public shaming of Anthony Fauci is not only perfectly acceptable, it is necessary.
By Bill Ponton They are destroying functioning systems so that they can present themselves as the solution to all of the problems they themselves have caused.
By George P. Brooks Conservatism means restraining government power even when the person confronting it belongs to the other party.