Smearing the South: Group Attacks Georgia Governor for ‘Segregated Proms’
Of course, the state had nothing to do with them. But the narrative succeeded.
Your Money: Redford’s Glorified Murderers, or Hero Who Stopped Them?
Larry Grathwohl is re-releasing his memoirs to coincide with Robert Redford's Weatherman ode. (Order the paperback here, and the Kindle version here.)
Bill Ayers in Retirement
Who would have thought Ayers would spend his golden years basking in the glow of admiration from colleagues?
Happy Birthday, George Schuyler: A Great Foe of Statism
A name generally ignored during Black History Month.
Conservative Stockholm Syndrome
Republicans need to shake off the false guilt and false reality that they have been imprisoned by.
‘ObamaCore’: Radical Education Bill Set to Take Effect After Election
Taxpayers will foot the bill for lowered standards and leftist tracts.
Norton Reader Teaches Obama’s 2009 Cairo Speech to College Students
Despite the speech's demonstrated failure, it is treated as worthy of student attention.
Is Bill Ayers Influencing ‘Race to the Top’?
A close colleague of the former terrorist is deeply involved in designing the president's program.
RNC ‘Delegates’ from Working Families
My unforgettable interaction with with four individuals sent to Tampa by the Pennsylvania Working Families, a front group for ACORN.
The Communist Mentor: Frank Marshall Davis
Obama's mentor was a key figure in the USSR's plan to subvert American blacks.
Anti-Bullying Entrepreneurs on the Job After School Shooting
Their "solutions" may be adding to the problem.
The Occupations: Anarchy Waiting for Crisis
What I saw at the copycat Wall Street “occupation” in downtown Atlanta.
The Left: A Century of Fostering Racial Tension
Last century's leftist politicos left behind copious evidence of race-card playing.
Yes, We Cain
A first-hand report from Atlanta, where Herman Cain announced his presidential candidacy on Saturday.
Cuban Filmmaker Stonewalled in Trying to Tell the True Story of ‘Che’
Agustin Blazquez has produced a compelling film that demolishes the radical heartthrob’s reputation as a brave guerrilla fighting on behalf of the oppressed.
Thanking God for What Makes Us Exceptional
Being thankful that “Don’t touch my junk” is today’s version of “Give me liberty or give me death.”
Progressive Education: Early August, and Kids Already in School
In some areas children are now in class, greeted by plenty of other (expensive) changes that contribute nothing to education.
Census Bureau to Kids: Tell Your Parents We Won’t Tell INS
The government invades the schools to assure kids that their illegal parents will not be turned in by census workers.
Using Children to Lobby for D.C. Statehood
Teachers at a recent conference learned how to convince kids to back statehood and congressional representation for D.C.
Hiding in the Spotlight: Memoir as It Should Be
The story of a musical prodigy's escape from Hitler strikes all the right notes and needs to be shared with the next generation.




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