The War Against the Wannabe Rich
by Victor Davis Hanson Tribune Media Services There is class warfare going on in this country — but it’s not against the established rich. It’s against those who are trying to become wealthy. Share This
Where Did These Guys Come From?
by Victor Davis Hanson PJ Media The Origins of Obamism I do not think it will be easy to delay Obamism. It is not just that both houses of Congress are under liberal leadership with ample majorities, with a White House and captive media egging them on. Share This
Orwell Couldn’t Make This Up
by Victor Davis Hanson NRO’s The Corner Our Moments: Today’s Paradoxes Various Norwegians are said to be miffed that Laureate Obama snubbed the traditional lunch with their King Harald. Are they surprised? Share This
Why Are We Tiring of Obama?
by Victor Davis Hanson PJ Media The China Presidency I have an heirloom china pitcher on my mantle that has dozens of glued cracks — so much so that it is now purely ornamental and will not hold water. Share This
The Long March From California to Copenhagen
by Victor Davis Hanson PJ Media The Great Debate Oddly Is Not Over We are still in a great public debate between capitalism and socialism, and individual freedom versus statism — odd since hundreds of millions worldwide have escaped poverty the last 30 years due to the spread of Western-inspired free markets. Share This
Our Flip-Flopping Wars
by Victor Davis Hanson Tribune Media Services We don’t hear all that much about Iraq these days, do we? Share This
Obama and the Malleability of History
In pursuit of nobel goals, Obama ignobly twists the truth. by Victor Davis Hanson National Review Online President Obama has given a number of major speeches touching on world affairs since he announced his bid for the presidency. All have invoked historical examples — usually for moral purposes, but often at the expense of both
Is American a Deer in the Headlights?
No one quite knows what is going on. by Victor Davis Hanson PJ Media Inflation? Interest rates are at rock-bottom levels. But banks are reluctant to lend — both afraid of shaky borrowers and loathe to get tied down with low-interest obligations if inflation roars back. Share This
Change, Weakness, Disaster, Obama: Victor Davis Hanson Answers the Questions
by Bernard Chapin PJ Media “VDH” are three letters that may appear random to the general public, but for conservatives they have definite meaning. They signify the person of Dr. Victor Davis Hanson [1]. The scholar [2], professor [3], and political pundit [4] is especially well known to readers of Pajamas Media. His blog [5] consistently enriches the homepage and enlightens friend and foe. Dr.
Has War Really Changed?
by Victor Davis Hanson Tribune Media Services Has war been reinvented in Iraq and Afghanistan? Share This