by Victor Davis Hanson
PJ Media
When News is No News
Here are a few important developments that remain strangely ignored. I say strangely, but most readers understand why some news becomes news and some does not. Continue reading “All the New That Is Unfit to Print”
by Raymond Ibrahim
Hudson New York Times
Sometime back, I noted that Muslims have been projecting the worst aspects of Islam(ism) onto the Copts, Egypt’s Christian minority. Continue reading “Muslims Project Islam’s Worst Traits”
by Victor Davis Hanson
PJ Media
News came out on Thursday that the California budget deficit is actually closer to $25 billion, twice what we are told. Continue reading “California’s Assorted Rocks and Hard Places”
by Victor Davis Hanson
National Review Online
Obamism was repudiated in the midterm election. Not since 1938 has the Democratic party lost so many House seats. Continue reading “Voting Present Beats Losing”
by Victor Davis Hanson
Tribune Media Services
The voters just spoke. They think they want no more gargantuan deficits, massive public spending and exponential growth in government — or the specter of higher taxes to pay for all of it. Continue reading “The Politics of Budget-Cutting”
by Bruce S. Thornton
RightNetwork.com
Even in years when a national election doesn’t dominate our attention, we seldom think much about an event that happened the first week in November 31 years ago. Continue reading “The Forgotten Anniversary”
by Victor Davis Hanson
PJ Media
Millions of us shuffle around, sighing that most of what we hear pounded into our brains is either banal or as untrue as it is dangerous to identify it as such. Continue reading “Dead Souls”
by Victor Davis Hanson
National Review Online
During the 2008 campaign, Barack Obama was billed as a cool rationalist — a sober and judicious intellectual so unlike the inattentive and twangy “smoke ’em out” George W. Bush, so rational in contrast to the herky-jerky and frenetic John McCain. Continue reading “The Obama Fabulists”
by Raymond Ibrahim
Hudson New York
The persecution of Egypt’s Coptic minority is taking an ironic, and dangerous, turn: Islamist leaders are now projecting the worst traits of radical Islam onto Egypt’s Christians. Continue reading “Christians Behaving Like Islamists?”
by Victor Davis Hanson
PJ Media
Economics 101
What worries me about President Obama is really one general issue: his very concrete enjoyment of the good life as evidenced by his golf outings, Martha’s Vineyard vacations, and imperial entourages that accompany him abroad, and yet his obvious distrust of the private sector and the success of the wealthy. Continue reading “Stay Worried”