S. T. Karnick
Andy Griffith’s American Humor
Griffith's best characters were surprisingly complex men, stubbornly retaining their traditional values in a world that had cast them aside.
Once Again, Progressives Prove Willing to Politicize Everything
Of course they politicized Tucson. That's what progressivism is.
The Ministry of Silly Bans
The nannies who want to ban Silly Bandz bracelets from America's schools are bending themselves into so much Mobius loop-like pretzel logic that they bring Dan Aykroyd's classic Irwin Mainway toy manufacturer character full circle.
Climategate 2010: The Inconvenient Facts About Global Warming
Scientists, economists, and other experts present the case against manmade global warming fears at the Heartland Institute’s Fourth International Conference on Climate Change. (DON'T MISS PJTV: LIVE COVERAGE AND INTERVIEWS FROM THE CHICAGO CLIMATE CONFERENCE.)
PBS’ Masterpiece Mystery Deals with Communist Atrocity and UK, US Complicity
The long-running Foyle's War series establishes a foothold on the eastern front.
Cultural Kommisar Attacks Filmmaker Reitman
Like old-fashioned Marxist criticism before the fall of the Berlin Wall, a critic at Slate characterizes Oscar-nominated filmmaker Jason Reitman's deviancy from progressive politics as revolting decadence.
Buckley Critique of Mount Vernon Statement Misses Point
Politics is a lagging indicator to cultural trends, something this master satirist has ironically missed.
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