Victor Davis Hanson The Democratic Party is now transforming into a many-headed monster. Indeed, it is growing three complementary fanged heads that work in concert against its supposedly three main enemies—the Democratic Old Guard, the traditional idea of America as a constitutional republic and free-market economy, and the hated demographic of the “toxic” white/Christian/male. The […]
Victor Davis Hanson 10 Ways to Save the University 1. Tie tuition increases to the annual rate of inflation. Schools should take a vow not to exceed the annual consumer price index increase in tuition hikes. 2. Cut the number of administrators by 50 percent. This would bring financial reality to the campus, reduce tuition
Victor Davis Hanson assesses that the Democratic Party’s blistering rate of radicalization far outpaces national sentiment in the generally center-right USA, such that Dems risk a repeat of McGovern vs. Nixon. Share This
Victor Davis Hanson The Curriculum Universities rise or fall by the quality of their curricula, something impossible to ascertain by the titles of classes, only by the syllabus and the general reputation of the faculty for both teaching ability and scholarship. Two legacies of the 1960s student takeover of the universities and the surrender of
Victor Davis Hanson Faculty Erosion Over the last 50 years, faculty teaching loads have been lessened. Release time has increased. Monitoring of faculty productivity, especially post-tenure reviews, has been eroding and replaced by DEI exemptions. To pay for full professors—nine months at work, 3-4 classes a year, sabbaticals every 7 years, guaranteed lifetime tenure, no
Victor Davis Hanson lays out the implications of Trump’s new Memorandum of Understanding on Iran. Share This
Victor Davis Hanson The Baby Boomer generation was brought up with the idea of the necessity of college. The idea was that a college degree ensured that you could stay in the middle class and obtain the broad education required by a consensual and self-governed society. But the argument for college is less persuasive now
Victor Davis Hanson Why do the Democrats, both the old and new Jacobins, libel Republican presidents as Hitlers, only to laud them in comparison to contemporary Republican presidents? 1) Every president who holds office and exercises power is slandered by the Left as Hitler, period. The point is to weaken his agenda, drive down his
Victor Davis Hanson There is a well-recognized Left-wing syndrome when it comes to current and emeriti Republican presidents. They despise them and equate them with Hitler. Then, once out of office, they rehabilitate them as sober, judicious, and “good ol’ ” Republicans—in contrast with the current Republican and new replacement “Hitler.” When Ronald Reagan was
